Fenghuangling Nature Park in Haidian 凤凰岭

About Fenghuangling Nature Park in Haidian

Fenghuangling is a mountain park in Sujiatuo, northwestern Haidian District, where rocky peaks, wooded slopes and religious remains meet. It belongs to Beijing’s western mountain landscape. Include Haidian in searches, because a different attraction with the same Phoenix Ridge name stands near the Eastern Qing Tombs in Hebei.

The park describes northern, central and southern visitor areas. Rock formations, cliff inscriptions, small towers and temple sites give the routes different points of interest. The central area connects with Longquan Temple, while other paths focus more strongly on exposed rocks and forest scenery.

Choose a route by its terrain and the features you want to see, rather than assuming all three areas form one easy circuit. On a climb, pause to compare the shapes of the outcrops and their relationship with the wooded slopes. In the heritage sections, use interpretation to distinguish surviving structures from legends associated with the landscape.

What to look for

• Compare rock formations and the large cliff inscription.
• Read the temple and tower remains in their mountain setting.

Location & getting there

Getting to Fenghuangling Nature Park in Haidian

Use 北京凤凰岭 with 海淀区苏家坨镇. Stay on currently open paths and allow for the descent when choosing how far to climb.

• Use 凤凰岭 with Beijing when searching for the visitor entrance.