Beijingshi

Mountain Peaks & Cliffs

This collection features twelve notable mountain peaks and waterfalls primarily located around Beijing, showcasing diverse geological formations including steep cliffs and cascading waters. The list includes several peaks known by both Chinese and transliterated names, with altitudes and coordinates that reflect their clustered nature within a distinctive mountainous region.

Central Peak Ⅱ

Southern summit of the Central Peak group, positioned closely to Zhongxin Tuo.

Zhongxin Tuo(Central Peak)

Main summit known as Central Peak, a prominent elevation within the local mountain range.

Hou shan

Peak named Hou shan, part of the local mountainous terrain with no additional specific historical details.

Du long gou pu bu

Waterfall located in Du Long Gou, characterized by its natural flow within a valley setting.

Dong shi ba pan pu bu

Multi-tiered waterfall known locally as Dong Shi Ba Pan, notable for its segmented cascades.

Fengtuo Shan

Peak called Fengtuo Shan, distinguished by its rocky summit and surrounding cliffs.

Sanhuang Shan(Three Emperors Peaks)

Mountain referred to as Sanhuang Shan or Three Emperors Peaks, indicating a tri-summit formation.

Da pu bu

Despite the name, this location is classified as a peak rather than a waterfall.

Nan da tuo

Peak named Nan da tuo, part of the broader mountainous landscape near other notable summits.

Da bei jian

Known as Da bei jian, this peak features distinct ridge lines typical of the region.

Nan da jian

Peak referred to as Nan da jian, located towards the eastern side of the mountain cluster.

Tai ping shan

Peak named Tai ping shan, part of the local mountain system with no further distinguishing details.