Chongli, Hebei (near Beijing)
Fulong
富龙滑雪场
The only resort that rises straight out of Chongli town itself: 12 lifts, a big night-skiing operation, and the easiest logistics of any resort in China.
Mountain stats
- Vertical drop
- 418 m
- Elevation
- 1302 m – 1720 m
- Lifts
- 12 (incl. a combined gondola/chairlift)
- Runs
- ~25–30 km of runs (sources conflict)
- Terrain split
- ~30% beginner / 45% intermediate / 25% advanced
- Day pass
- TBC · TBC
- Season
- Early Nov to mid-Mar
- Night skiing
- Yes
No reliable current day-pass price found at research time — marked TBC. Expect the cheapest big-resort pass in Chongli.
Snow realityNo overselling
All man-made, lower elevation than its neighbours, and it faces the town — so snow quality is a step below Wanlong or Thaiwoo, especially late season and on sunny aspects. What it trades for that: you can walk from your hotel to the gondola, ski until the night session ends, and be eating hotpot ten minutes later. For a relaxed trip or a first-timer, that convenience is worth real money.
Come here for
- ✓Beginners and mixed-ability groups who want town convenience
- ✓Night skiing — the biggest lit operation in the area
- ✓Budget travellers: town hotels and food are the cheapest in Chongli
Skip it if
Advanced skiers planning full days — you'll run out of challenging terrain by lunch.
Getting there
Beijing–Taizicheng HSR, then ~20 min taxi into Chongli town; the resort base is in the town itself.
Where to stay
Anywhere in Chongli town works ($25–80/night) — this is the one resort where you don't pay a slopeside premium because the whole town is slopeside.
How tickets actually get bought
WeChat mini-program and Meituan; night-session tickets sold separately and are good value.
Want Fulong handled for you?
Passes at local prices, the right hotel, transfers timed to your flights — one itinerary, zero Chinese apps required.