Huangcaoliang natural scenic spot

Huangcaoliang is about 43 kilometers southeast of Dayu. It is 1737 meters above sea level and belongs to Xishan. It is a compound syncline formed since Yanshanian. The mountain is gentle and the top is inclined Karst Plateau. Faults and joints are well developed in the southeast, and a group of valleys parallel to the northwest are formed by water cutting, which is a debris flow prone area. The rock has strong water permeability, and the top is relatively dry. There are oak forest, birch poplar forest and their sprouting clumps in the shady slope and valley above 900 meters, and shrubs below. There are walnut, apricot and persimmon trees at the foot of the mountain. Huangcaoliang is far away from Lingshan, Baihua Mountain and Miaofeng Mountain. The main peak here is 1773 meters above sea level, one of the highest in southwest Beijing. Mountain climbing overlooks mountains, peaks and peaks, peaks and peaks, continuous ups and downs, until the horizon. If you watch the sunrise in the mountains and seas here, it's magnificent. Huang Cao Liang along the name of the enemy platform construction is meticulous, the use of fine materials, although more than 400 years of wind and rain erosion, still majestic.

Address: 14 km north of Zhaitang town, Mentougou District, Beijing

Longitude: 115.593412444

Latitude: 40.049601059817

Traffic information: self driving: starting from the urban area, you can go westward along national highway 109;

Bus: take route 929 from apple garden to Zhaitang, or take bus 370 from apple garden to Hetan to Zhaitang, then get off at Zhaitang. You can get to the scenic spot by calling (about 15 yuan).