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Jinan Jinxiangshan Ski Resort is the first ski resort in Jinan and the largest in the province, invested and built by Jinan Jinxiangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd. It is located in the southern mountainous area, only 25 kilometers away from the city center, with a total ski area of 100,000 square meters.
Jinxiangshan Ski Resort, a comprehensive, international ski resort invested and built by Jinan Jinxiangshan Tourism Development Co., Ltd., is a pioneer in winter skiing in East China. Its abundant snow, fine quality, and world-class ski facilities have earned it acclaim as a ski paradise by ski enthusiasts nationwide. From site selection to ski trail development, the resort was meticulously designed over many years by renowned French international ski resort planning expert Paul. For many years, the resort has pioneered the concept of "health, fashion, and sport" in winter fitness.
Jinan has a temperate monsoon climate with obvious monsoons and distinct four seasons: dry and rainy spring, warm and rainy summer, cool and dry autumn, and cold and snowy winter.
Recommended one-day tour
Ticket price: 30 yuan/ticket
Weekday ski ticket: 180 yuan/person
Daytime: 08:30-17:00
Night show: 18:00-21:00
Jinxiangshan Ski Resort is a popular winter sports destination in Shandong, known for its modern facilities and variety of snow-related activities. It has become a key winter attraction for tourists looking to enjoy skiing and snowboarding in the region.
The resort is located in Jinan, Shandong Province, approximately 45 minutes by car from downtown Jinan. It is accessible by taxi or private car, but public transport options are limited. A shuttle service may also be available during peak seasons.
The ski resort typically opens from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily during the winter months (December to February). The best time to visit is during weekdays when the resort is less crowded, or in the early morning on weekends.
The entrance fee ranges from 150 to 400 CNY, depending on the season and the type of access (e.g., ski passes, snowboarding, etc.). Tickets can be purchased at the resort or online via the official website or third-party platforms.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak winter season (December to January) or public holidays. Tickets can be booked online up to a week in advance.
It typically takes around 4 to 6 hours to fully explore the resort, especially if you plan to ski, snowshoe, or participate in other activities. A full day is ideal if you want to enjoy all the amenities.
Guided tours are available upon request, typically in Mandarin. It’s recommended to arrange a guide in advance if you're a first-time visitor or unfamiliar with the area.
The cable car ride offers the best views of the surrounding snow-covered mountains and valleys. The top of the ski slopes also provides great photo opportunities with panoramic views of the entire resort.
Start your visit with a ride on the cable car to get an overview of the resort. Then, explore the ski slopes according to your skill level. Afterward, enjoy snow tubing or snowshoeing for a change of pace. End your day with a visit to the hot springs or a warm meal in the resort's restaurant.
The resort does not offer night skiing, but it does provide a peaceful atmosphere for nighttime walks or stargazing. Special events or tours may be organized during the peak season, so check the resort's schedule for more details.
The resort can get quite crowded during weekends and holidays. To avoid the crowds, visit on weekdays, particularly in the mornings before noon, or try visiting in the early season (November-December) before the peak crowds arrive.
The resort offers essential facilities including clean restrooms, several food stands, and rest areas. There is also a small shop where you can rent or buy skiing equipment, clothes, and accessories.
The resort is accessible to families with children and elderly visitors. However, some parts of the resort may be difficult to reach for those with mobility issues. It's advisable to check accessibility details when booking activities.
Mobile payments (WeChat Pay, Alipay) and credit cards are accepted throughout the resort. Cash is rarely needed, but it's always a good idea to carry some in case of emergencies.
Vegetarian and some halal options are available at the resort’s restaurant, though the options may be limited. Nearby restaurants in Jinan offer more diverse vegetarian and vegan choices.
The resort has a small souvenir shop selling items like branded ski gear, winter accessories, and local crafts. Skiing-related items such as jackets and goggles are popular purchases.
