Huangshan Mountain Trail and Ancient Architecture

The trail network spans over 80 kilometers across granite peaks, connecting ancient temples and pavilions through steep stone steps and narrow pathways.

The mountain paths were initially carved during the Tang Dynasty in the 8th century, serving as essential routes for merchants and pilgrims traveling through Anhui Province.

The mountain architecture incorporates traditional Huizhou design elements, featuring white walls, black tiles, and ornate wood carvings that reflect regional building techniques.

Visitors can access the trails through three main cable car stations, with accommodations available at multiple mountain lodges positioned along the hiking routes.

The network includes the West Sea Grand Canyon trail, which descends 400 meters through a narrow gorge featuring natural rock formations and centuries-old pine trees.

Location: Huangshan District

GPS coordinates: 30.10833,118.16667

Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:37