Baihe Canyon
白河峡谷
A canyon carved by the Baihe River on the border between Huairou and Miyun. The river winds through steep cliffs, and the scenery is known as the 'Hundred-Li Gallery.' It's ideal for road trips, rafting, and hiking.
The Baihe River rises in Hebei Province and flows through northern Huairou, passing Tanghekou, Baoshan, and Liulimiao before entering the Miyun Reservoir. In the Liulimiao Town area, the Baihe Canyon bends sharply, and tall cliffs rise on both banks. The famous 'Great Bend of the Baihe' lies on the border between Huairou and Miyun, and the scenery there is known as the 'Hundred-Li Gallery.' Rafting and water activities run in summer, and autumn foliage spreads along the river. It's great for driving along the river to take in the views, and there are many guesthouses and campsites along the route. Prices and opening hours for rafting and other activities follow the operators' notices. Do not wade or camp in the riverbed during flood season, when water levels rise quickly. The coordinates point to the Great Bend of the Baihe.
Opening hours
All day (rafting and other activities seasonal)
Nearby sights
- Yunmengshan National Forest Park
- Tianchi Gorge
- Yougu Shentan Valley
- Qinglong Gorge
- Shentangyu Valley
- Yanqi Night Valley (Trout Valley)
- Yanqi Lake
- Great Wall at Mutianyu