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MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

SHANXI · CHINA · ASIA

Beitai Ding

Also known as Pei-t'ai Ting, Pei-t’ai Ting

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ELEVATION3,062 m
PROMINENCENot verified
TYPEMountain
COUNTRYChina

This page is not yet a complete trip guide. Route, access, permit and safety information may be missing or unreviewed. Confirm current official and local sources before planning travel.

AT A GLANCE

Meet Beitai Ding.

Explore the mountain’s landscape, local context and practical information below. Sources are included with each section.

NameBeitai Ding
CountryChina
RegionShanxi
CoordinatesNot yet verified

MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

Get to know this mountain.

Updated 5 November 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.

About this mountain

The North Terrace is Mount Wutai's highest summit and one of its five peaks.

Sources & scope

Exact North Terrace summit identity; official 3061/3061.1 m differs by about 1 m from recorded 3062 m and is disclosed without changing recorded identity.

Nature & wildlife

A detailed species list is not available for this mountain yet.

Official provincial context places elevations above 3015 m almost wholly in alpine Kobresia meadow.

Sources & scope

Elevation-zone context applicable to North Terrace's 3061 m summit; no individual species occurrence beyond the authority's stated vegetation type.

Culture & local context

One of the five peaks of Mount Wutai's UNESCO-listed sacred Buddhist cultural landscape and living pilgrimage tradition.

Sources & scope

UNESCO cultural-landscape context; no ritual advice or representation of a specific community.

Conservation

The wider Mount Wutai cultural landscape is managed under World Heritage conservation and master plans.

Sources & scope

Property-wide management context; not a summit access rule.

Safety & conditions

Expect severe cold, frequent fog, strong wind and seasonal snow; check current forecast and official opening status.

Sources & scope

Summit-area climate and documented incident context; not a current forecast.

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PLANNING COVERAGE

No reviewed route overview yet.

We do not have a reviewed summit route for this mountain yet. Check current official and local advice before choosing a route.

COMMUNITY & STORIES

From people who know the mountain.

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CLIMB STORIES

Beitai Ding, through other eyes.

Memories climbers have chosen to share, from the approach to the way home.

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YOUR MOUNTAIN STORY

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

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Conditions, access, permits and emergency arrangements can change after any map or Route review. Confirm current official and local sources before departure.

ACCESS

Current access not yet verified

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ROUTE REVIEW

No reviewed Route date

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