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Yulong Ski Resort

  • Difficultymoderate
  • Distance~115 km (71 miles) north of downtown Tianjin, approx. 2-2.5 hours by car or bus to Jizhou plus a short taxi
  • Best seasonDecember-February
  • PriceLift tickets and equipment rental typically run ¥150-350 depending on slope access and rental package (approx. $20.70-$48.30)
  • OperatorYulong Ski Resort (ticket inquiries: +86 22 2284 3333)

Yulong Ski Resort sits in the hills north of Jizhou town in Tianjin's Jizhou District, about two hours from downtown Tianjin, and is one of the larger ski areas serving the Tianjin-Beijing region during the winter months.

Yulong Ski Resort sits in the hills north of Jizhou town in Tianjin's Jizhou District, about two hours from downtown Tianjin, and is one of the larger ski areas serving the Tianjin-Beijing region during the winter months. The resort offers a mix of beginner and intermediate slopes served by lifts, with equipment rental on site covering skis or snowboards, boots, poles, and helmets, so first-time skiers do not need to own any gear; warm waterproof outer layers, gloves, and goggles are the visitor's own responsibility. No prior skiing experience or fitness certification is required for the beginner slopes, though intermediate runs suit skiers with at least a season or two of experience, and young children typically ski with a parent or in a lesson group rather than unsupervised. As a commercial ski resort with rental counters, ski patrol, and marked runs, Yulong follows standard domestic ski-area safety practices, including patrolled slopes and posted trail difficulty markers, rather than a wilderness-style briefed evacuation plan; skiers should stay within marked boundaries since the surrounding terrain is not resort-managed. The ski season runs from late November or December through March depending on snowfall and the resort's snowmaking schedule, with peak conditions typically in January; visitors should check ahead in early or late season, since a mild winter can shorten the window or leave only artificial-snow runs open. Weekday visits generally mean shorter lift lines and less crowded rental counters than weekends during the Chinese New Year holiday period, which falls in this window most years and draws significant crowds from both Tianjin and Beijing.

Practical information for Yulong Ski Resort · Last updated August 2026
Price Lift tickets and equipment rental typically run ¥150-350 depending on slope access and rental package (approx. $20.70-$48.30)
Duration Half day to full day
Difficulty moderate
Season December-February
Address Jinwei Road, Hongshuizhuang Village, Luozhuang Township, approx. 7 km north of Jizhou town, Jizhou District, Tianjin

Activity facts

Where
Jizhou District, Tianjin

Equipment

Ski/snowboard, boots, poles and helmet available for rental on site; warm waterproof layers recommended

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Location

Jinwei Road, Hongshuizhuang Village, Luozhuang Township, approx. 7 km north of Jizhou town, Jizhou District, Tianjin

40.0431, 117.4044 View on map

Highlights

  • Beginner and intermediate ski and snowboard runs served by resort lifts
  • On-site equipment rental covering skis, boards, boots, poles and helmets
  • Roughly two-hour access from downtown Tianjin, popular with Beijing-area skiers too
  • Full winter season typically running December through March

Tips for visiting

  • Book lift tickets and rental gear in advance during the Chinese New Year holiday period when the resort is busiest
  • Check recent snow reports before the trip, since a warm spell can close upper runs early
  • Wear layered, waterproof clothing under a shell; rental gear does not include base layers
  • Weekday visits mean noticeably shorter lift and rental queues than weekends

Frequently asked questions

Do visitors need their own ski equipment?

No, full rental packages covering skis or snowboards, boots, poles and helmets are available on site.

Is Yulong suitable for beginners?

Yes, the resort has dedicated beginner slopes alongside intermediate runs for skiers with more experience.

When does the ski season run?

Typically from late November or December through March, depending on snowfall and snowmaking conditions.