Tonggongjian

Introducing Tonggongjian

Taizijian (1558 meters above sea level), Baizhangling (1334 meters above sea level), and Tonggongjian (1558 meters above sea level) are collectively known as the Three Peaks of Zhejiang. They are located west of Lin'an, stretching from Qingliang Peak in the south to the Grand Canyon of Western Zhejiang in the north. Much of the route runs along the mountain ridge, offering expansive views of both sides of the mountain. You can often see seas of clouds and waterfalls, and in winter, magnificent views of misty pines.

The Three Peaks Crossing requires very little climbing and is very safe, but the route is long and quite strenuous, making it a classic intermediate hiking route. It is best for participants to have at least one outdoor experience and to travel as light as possible.