I found a mountain in Shijiazhuang that is easy to climb and has a wild charm!

I accidentally came across the name Jingxing Dashisuo, searched it, and found many hiking routes. It's not far from the city, about 1.5 hours by car. The route doesn't seem difficult, so I went for a little climb over the weekend. Navigation: Liushapeng Village Drive: 1.5 hours The whole route is in the valley. We walked more than halfway, got hungry, and returned early, so we didn't reach the landmark of Dashisuo. There are also other loop routes. When we drove to the starting point of the climb, we saw several self-driving cars and a bus, which should all be friends who want to loop this route. The section we climbed is all river valleys naturally washed out. But there is no water now, only stones at the bottom of the river, which really tests Doudou's balance. Adults have no problem walking, just wear a pair of comfortable shoes, step up and down, simple but fun. Will there be water in summer? Looking forward to it! There is also an arch built in ancient or modern times. You can see a cave when you climb up. My brother climbed up with his balance. There is a section of the river valley, next to a straight cliff, which seems to be the result of time erosion. There are also some cliffs, where you can clearly see the folds caused by plate movement and compression. My brain is still working. I tutored a seventh-grade student, and my geography memory came back! I got a little dizzy from climbing and looking at the contour lines!