Skiing at Xiling Mountain?

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  • #44216
    Avatar photoKim Duistermaat
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    We would love to go to either Xiling or Taiziling, does anyone know if there is snow now? Keep us updated if you hear about snow!

    #44255
    Avatar photosquirrel suit
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    As of a week ago, there is snow at Taiziling, but it would be better if there was more. There were a few areas that were closed because of lack of snow, and that would’ve opened up more space for fun. As it was, it was pretty similar to skiing at some of the really small areas in the South Eastern United States.

    I came across this today, which is very interesting to me: http://www.farwestchina.com/2015/01/see-xinjiang-winter.html

    #44276
    Avatar photoKarla
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    Hi Wazza I can drive you there with my car with 600RMB a day including round trip from Chengdu to Xiling snow mountain, helping you to buy the tickets, and getting the gears you need, and maybe help you to book a hotel if you need, or any other translations you need. But the hotels in Xiling Mountain is quite expensive, last December I paid around 700RMB for a very basic room, less than three stars. I can send you there Saturday morning and pick you up Sunday. If you need, send me a e-mail via [email protected]

    #44312
    Avatar photomuell
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    Do they rent out snowboards at Taiziling or just skis? And are those properly maintained (like at least waxed)?

    #44327
    Avatar photosquirrel suit
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    They’ve got both, and it seemed like at least half of the people out there on singleplanks. I can’t offer any insight into the snowboard’s conditions, but the skis were in pretty good shape.

    #44329
    Avatar photoRick in China
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    @Shelly I hope you calculated your costs correctly 😀 seems on the very cheap end. I’m thinking of gas/potential issues cost as well as highway fees and any ancillary costs you might take on during your time spent.

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