It takes about 1-2 hours to climb the mountain in Beifeng. Although the northern peak is only more than 300 meters above sea level, it is often mistaken for the first peak in Hangzhou because it is a relatively high mountain around the West Lake. In fact, there are no fewer than 10 peaks in Hangzhou, such as Ruyi Peak, which is more than 500 meters high. Even Ren Mei Peak, which is connected to the west side of Beifeng, is 50 meters higher than Beifeng. Climbing all the way, the trees are lush, winding, climbing and overlooking, surrounded by Yunshan on three sides, the magnificent scenery of the West Lake, and even the majestic posture of Qianjiang, all make people relaxed and imaginative. You see, Hangzhou is really small. The fun of mountain climbing lies not only in exercise, but also in climbing to the top of the mountain. Extended information: Mountaineering route General Mountain Laoheshan: I live in the west of the city, and I suggest going to General Mountain. There is a gas station on Xixi Road opposite Gudang. Just asking. I walked from Laoheshan behind Zhejiang University (the road on the right side of the library in Yuquan Campus of Zhejiang University) to meijiawu before coming down. It's a long walk from Beifeng, and there is basically no one on the mountain. The road is a newly paved green slate. Go directly from Laoheshan of Zhejiang University to Beifeng, then take a cable car down from Beifeng to Lingyin Temple and visit Lingyin Temple and Hangzhou Botanical Garden. There is a big Hokkeji sign near Laodongyue bus station. From that road, after Hokkeji, there are stone steps, all the way to the top of the mountain, and then down the mountain by another road, which is Lingyin.