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Military Are Ski Resort

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Ski Resort is located in Changping military are the famous hot springs resort north of Xiaotangshan kilometers, 30 kilometers from the city, covering nearly 2,000 acres.

Military Ski Resort has all the snow area of 150,000 square meters, more than 6,000 square meters of comprehensive services and facilities, in strict accordance with international standards and physical characteristics of the design of the Chinese people early, intermediate, and advanced ski hillside, with a total length of 4,000 meters.

Two nearly 1,000 meters with 20 different changes in the intermediate channel slope, above the level of junior skiers ski over the full display of action addiction; High Road, the relative gap 247 m, length 1200 m, maximum gradient 40% to test the ideal for advanced skiers ski level. Beijing Tour 2 passenger lifts, 1 magic carpet and 8 ski special towing equipment to ensure adequate capacity; 3100 sets of skiing equipment imports, wide hall of snow and scientific management processes and electronic toll collection system on the resort's reception capacity up to 6,000 people.

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