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National Alpine Ski Center
(National Alpine Skiing Centre),
Located in Beijing
Yanqing District
Northwest Xiaohaituo mountain southern foot area.
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Construction started in January 2018, completed in December 2020, and completed in June 2021
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It is used as downhill, slalom, giant slalom, super G slalom, all-around and team events
Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
The snow sports competition venue.
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The base area of the National Alpine Ski Center is 432.4 hectares, of which the construction land is about 6 hectares, the permanent construction area is about 43,000 square meters, of which the outdoor construction area (corridor, platform, stairs, etc.) is about 11,000 square meters. The construction area is 43,200 square meters.
The National Alpine Ski Centre has three competition runs, four training runs and other links and technical runs
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There are two end zones for racing and competition in the competition area, which is the core area for serving the event, with various functions such as the end of the race, spectators, event organization, and transportation distribution. Meet the needs of alpine skiing venues for the Winter Olympics.
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The pistes at the National Alpine Ski Center will be the highest grade alpine ski track in China and the only track in China that meets the standards of the Winter Olympics.
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In December 2023, it was selected as "Top Ten National Ice and Snow Tourism quality Routes in 2023-2024".
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- Chinese name
- National Alpine Ski Center
- Foreign name
- National Alpine Ski Centre [10]
- Geographical position
- South of Xiaohai Tuo Mountain, Yanqing District, Beijing [20]
- Floor space
- 432.4 hectares
- Service time
- 2022
- alias
- Snow swallow [11]
- Track length
- 21 km
- Floor area
- 43000 m² [20]
In January 2018, construction of the National Alpine Ski Center began.
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As of December 2019, some racing courses and related facilities of the National Alpine Ski Center have been put into use.
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In November 2020, it passed the site inspection certification of the International Snow Federation and passed the inspection of two test competitions.
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In December 2020, the National Alpine Ski Centre was completed.
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In June 2021, the National Alpine Ski Center was completed.
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On July 14, 2021, the National Alpine Ski Center completed the fire inspection and completion inspection, and was delivered to use.
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On July 15, 2021, the National Alpine Ski Center was completed and accepted.
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In August 2021, the A1 and A2 ropeways of Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Center completed cable inspection and completion, and the internal traffic system of the competition area was fully connected.
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On November 15, 2021, the National Alpine Ski Center started making snow.
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On January 28, 2022, the National Alpine Skiing Center completed the work of making snow on the track, pressing snow shaping, safety protection, and making ice snow on the track.
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On February 28, 2022, the construction of barrier-free facilities at the National Alpine Ski Center in the Yanqing Competition Area of the Beijing Winter Paralympics was basically completed.
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On January 1, 2023, it was learned from Beijing Yanqing Olympic Park that the National Alpine Skiing Center "Snow Flying" back to the village piste was opened.
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Panoramic view of the National Alpine Ski Centre
National Alpine Ski Center The base area of the National Alpine Ski Center is 432.4 hectares, of which the construction land is about 6 hectares, the permanent construction area is about 43,000 square meters, of which the outdoor construction area (corridor, platform, stairs, etc.) is about 11,000 square meters. The construction area is 43,200 square meters.
The National Alpine Ski Center has three competition runs, four training runs and other contact runs and technical runs, with a total length of about 23.1 kilometers and a maximum vertical drop of about 925 meters.
The whole area is approximately diamond shaped. The highest point at the top is Xiaohaituo peak (2198.38 m), which extends to the southwest and southeast along the ridgeline direction, and the bottom end converges at the upper mouth of Foyukou Gully (1238 m). The entire terrain is composed of gullies from the northeast Xiaohaituo peak down to the southwest corner of the gully mouth, the elevation difference is about 960 meters, the mountain slope is mostly more than 40%, using a single venue mode, distributed layout, the competition area set up racing and competition two end zone, is the core area of service events, with the end of the race, audience watching, event organization, traffic distribution and other functions. Meet the needs of alpine skiing venues for the Winter Olympics.
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Racing pistes
The racing piste consists of two sections, mainly bearing the race of downhill and super G slalom. The piste is located on the diagonal of the central axis of the land. The starting point is 2179 meters, the end point is 1285 meters, the vertical drop is 894 meters, the average width is 40 meters, the slope length is 3045 meters, the average slope is 30%, the maximum slope is 68%, the minimum slope is 7.2%. The length of the buffer zone is 140 meters, the widest part is 130 meters, the slope is 5%, and the field area is about 12,600 meters, which meets the comprehensive needs of the event.
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Competitive piste
The competitive ski track is located on the southeastern ridge of the competition area, with an inverse L-shape, a vertical drop of 440 meters, a slope length of 1118 meters, and an average width of 50 meters. The width of the ski track meets the requirements of different coasting lines. The terrain of the snow track is undulating, the initial part of the slope is steep, the maximum slope is 68%, which is suitable for giant slalom competition; The terrain of the lower section of the piste changes gently, the slope is mainly between 33% and 50%, and a turn is set up to meet the requirements of the slalom competition.
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Technical pistes and contact pistes
Technical pistes and contact pistes are used for the transfer of snowmobiles and equipment, as well as for the staff and athletes. The piste connects the starting point, traffic point and ropeway starting point of each piste competition event, connecting each piste in the competition area as a whole. The technical piste is used as a road for maintenance vehicles during the non-snow season, with a maximum slope of 18%, a width of 8-10 meters, a minimum turning radius of 12.5 meters, and a total length of 10.5 kilometers.
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piste
The National Alpine Ski Center ropeway system consists of 9 aerial ropeways and 2 tow ropeways, with a total length of about 10.3 kilometers, connecting Yanqing Winter Olympic Village (Winter Paralympic Village) and various areas of the National Alpine Ski Center. The cableway has a maximum operating speed of 6 meters per second, a one-way capacity of 3,200 people per hour, and a total of 206 cableways with seat heating devices, positioning systems and wireless broadcasting media devices.
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cableway
The selection of the main structure of the National Alpine Ski Center venue implements the design idea of prioritized assembly under the conditions of mountain construction, adopts prefabricated steel structure beam and column support, steel truss composite floor system, steel selection of low-temperature weathering steel, fully bolted connection. According to the special wind environment and climate conditions of the top of the mountain, the structural members were processed according to the full scale (1:1), and the design value of the most unfavorable load was taken to carry out the static loading experiment. In the trussed floor, free bottom formwork is used to ensure the construction progress. Detachable bottom formwork material is selected for outdoor eaves to achieve architectural effect.
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The upper section of the National Alpine Ski Center is located between the peak departure area and the middle platform, starting at the west side of the Xiaohaituo mountain beam, and then entering the larch forest on the north side of the mountain beam, this section makes full use of the natural terrain and shows the natural scenery of alpine meadows and woods. The piste turns south and straight down the ridge, with four jump points. From the middle platform to the finish area, the trail turns west from the ridge into the valley. The first half of the trail is a wide bowl-shaped valley with a width of 50 meters. The second half enters a narrow alpine canyon area with a width of only 15 meters, and the final jump point comes out of the fjord. The whole racing ski track from meadow to pine forest, from ridge to canyon, ups and downs, changes, fully demonstrates the thrill and excitement of alpine skiing, speed and passion, is one of the most difficult and challenging alpine skiing trails in the world.
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In January 2020, the National Alpine Ski Centre will host the Alpine Skiing World Cup.
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From February 15 to 16, 2020, the "Meet Beijing" series of winter sports events will be held at the National Alpine Ski Center Racing Track in men's downhill and super G slalom.
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On Feb 7, 2022, the men's downhill event of alpine skiing at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games was held in Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Center.
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The women's slalom of alpine skiing at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is held at the Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Center on Feb 9, 2022.
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From March 4 to 13, 2022, Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Alpine Skiing was held at the National Alpine Ski Center.
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On January 21, 2024, the second Beijing Ski Open was held in Yanqing National Alpine Ski Center
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The pistes at the National Alpine Ski Center will be the highest grade alpine ski track in China and the only track in China that meets the standards of the Winter Olympics.
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Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
After the games, the Alpine Ski Center will operate for four seasons. The snow season will continue to host alpine skiing events, provide training venues for professional ski teams, and open to public enthusiasts with advanced ski skills. The Hui Village pistes will also be used to form training pistes, providing comfortable and interesting ski sports venues for the largest number of people. During the non-snow season, it is used as a mountain sightseeing and outdoor sports venue for mountain adventure activities, including mountain trail running, cycling, zipline, rock climbing and many other ways.
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On March 27, 2022, the "Snow swimming dragon" and "Snow Flying Swallow" will be opened to the public on May Day. At that time, the national alpine skiing training base, the snow sled training base and the Yanqing Olympic Park will be officially opened to the public.
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The National Alpine Ski Center is located in Beijing
Yanqing District
Northwest small sea tuo mountain south.
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National Alpine Ski Center
Beijing -- East Second Ring Road -- North Second Ring Road -- Beijing-Tibet Expressway -- Beijing-Li Expressway -- Xiyangfang Tunnel -- Beijing-Li Expressway -- Songshan Bridge -- National Alpine Skiing Center
