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Le Xing in the Mountains and Fields | A loop hike around Lao Long Wo, reaping autumn’s joy~

Release date:

2023-09-15

Le Xing in the Mountains and Fields | A loop hike around Lao Long Wo, reaping autumn’s joy~

The sun is mild, and the autumn breeze is just right.

Step out of the door and head to the mountains to breathe in the freedom of the open air.

Together with Skyler SCALER

By hiking

Experience the unique charm of nature’s ever-changing rhythms.

Starting from Malan Village in the Beijing suburbs, where forest coverage stands at 98%, listen to nature’s free‑spirited greetings amid lush subalpine meadows, and wander around Laolongwo, basking in the boundless freedom of the great outdoors!~

Suburban Beijing · Laolongwo

As the autumn equinox approaches, SCALER Outdoor’s “Wild‑Hearted Autumn” hiking event will kick off in Malan Village, an ancient settlement on the south bank of the Qingshui River. Let’s spread our arms wide and embrace nature to the fullest!

Scenic Check-in

Passing through primeval, dense forests and traversing the tranquil, secluded pine sea, one’s view suddenly opens up: meadows bloom with a riot of flowers, dotted with stars; atop the peak, clouds and mist rise in billowing waves, while distant mountains appear and disappear, ethereal and elusive—like a fairyland or a celestial pool.

Loop Hiking Trail

2023/9/23 7:00

Beijing, Mentougou

Malan Forest Farm – Laolongwo

Trail Details: Malan Forest Farm—Lilac Valley—Boardwalk—Viewpoint—Pine Forest—Alpine Meadow—Main Peak of Laolongwo—Pine-Needle Dirt Path—Trailhead

Trail Information: 12 km (estimated duration: 6 hours, elevation gain: 971 m)

Registration Guidelines

Mode of transportation: Bus travel

Meeting point: Metro Station Huixinxijie South Entrance, Exit B; please refer to the official meeting notice for details.

Meeting time: September 23, 2023 7:00 (Saturday morning)

Fee Description: Total Fee 108 Yuan per person

The fee includes:

(1) Bus fare

(2) One-day outdoor insurance

(3) Professional tour leaders, event organization, and related services

The fee does not include:

1. Meal expenses (it is recommended to bring your own meals)

2 tickets (20–30): Any fees incurred due to ticket inspections or villagers blocking the road must be split equally among participants.

3. Objective Factors (Additional costs arising from force majeure events such as traffic delays, strikes, adverse weather, equipment malfunctions, etc.)

Refund Policy:

Event cancellations must be submitted by 12:00 noon on September 22; refunds will not be processed after this deadline.

Event Reminder:

Applicants must have some outdoor hiking experience, and are welcome regardless of age, provided they are between 18 and 60 years old.

For registration and information, please:

Scan the QR code above.

Group of 30 required; limited spots available.

Event Guidelines

1. Outdoor activities involve numerous uncontrollable factors, and the geographical conditions, intensity, technical difficulty, and level of risk vary from one activity to another. Please choose which activities to participate in based on your physical fitness, experience, and available gear.

2. By choosing to participate in this activity, the registrant acknowledges that, after due consideration, they agree to assume all risks associated with outdoor activities, including those arising from the use of transportation and other third-party facilities. With respect to any accidents that may occur during the event, the organizer will provide only basic on-site assistance within its capabilities; upon an incident, it may assist with filing insurance claims, but it shall bear no legal, financial, or moral liability whatsoever. If an accident results from the registrant’s failure to comply with the event rules and the leader’s instructions, and from acting independently, the registrant shall be solely responsible for the consequences and shall also compensate for any losses caused to others.

3. Participants are required to read the above disclaimer, confirm that they are in good health and capable of undertaking this activity, and acknowledge the associated risks. Although the leader and other team members will do their utmost to assist those in need, each participant must understand that, in outdoor settings, the support available from the leader and fellow participants is severely limited. Therefore, participants should rely on their own abilities to complete the activity and take full responsibility for their actions.

4. During the activity, the tour leader reserves the right to adjust the itinerary based on weather conditions, group dynamics, and any unforeseen circumstances. (Individuals with heart conditions or other serious medical histories are advised not to participate; those with a fear of heights should refrain from signing up. Thank you.)

5. By confirming your registration for this hiking event, you will be deemed to have read, understood, and agreed to the above event disclaimer.

Equipment Requirements

1. In addition to a small selection of high-calorie snacks such as chocolate, beef jerky, candy, dried fruits, energy bars, and pickled vegetables, you may also bring some cucumbers, apples, and citrus fruits. As for water, prepare at least 2.0 liters, depending on the route and your personal needs (it’s recommended to pack some sports drinks, such as Pocari Sweat, to replenish electrolytes).

2. Clothing: sun hat, arm sleeves, a lightweight windbreaker (suitable for light to moderate rain), quick-drying top and bottom, headscarf, hiking boots or trekking shoes, etc.;

4. Use plastic bags and refrain from littering.

5. Gear: A backpack with a capacity of 20 liters or more to hold all your equipment, knee pads, a raincoat, and trekking poles; if you have a handheld radio, bring it along (channel 406.000).

6. Electronic devices: cameras, mobile phones, portable power banks, etc.;

7. Relevant medications: cold‑relieving remedies, adhesive bandages, analgesics, triangular bandages, gauze, first‑aid kits, anti‑diarrheal medication, Yunnan Baiyao, and others.