It is a private 6–8 hour guided adventure near Beijing that begins by a rural village, follows a river with several crossings and climbs onto an unrestored section of the Great Wall.

You do not need to be an experienced hiker, but you should have reasonable fitness and be comfortable with uphill walking, uneven ground and steeper sections. The difficulty is 3 out of 5.

Possibly. Careful footing may keep you dry when water levels are low, but guests should come prepared for splashes or wet feet. The exact crossings depend on recent weather and river conditions.

The complete private outing takes approximately 6–8 hours, including transport and hiking. Traffic, group pace, weather and sunset timing can affect the exact return time.

Private transport is included. We confirm the exact Beijing meeting or collection point with you when the booking is arranged.

The price includes private transport, an English-speaking adventure host, route planning and navigation. Photos and a mini-video edit are available on request. Food and the ¥100-per-dog fee are separate.

Yes, this is one of our dog-friendly hikes. The fee is ¥100 per dog; tell us in advance so we can confirm the route and vehicle arrangements.

We can plan the hike to finish near sunset, but clear views and colour cannot be guaranteed. Season, traffic, pace, cloud and trail conditions all affect timing.

We may adjust the river crossings, route or timing for rain, snow, wind or unsafe trail conditions. If the hike cannot run safely, we will discuss an alternative date or refund.