East China Hiking Trails
Explore misty mountain paths, ancient tea terraces, and bamboo forests across Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, and Fujian. Expert-guided day treks and multi-day adventures for all fitness levels.
5 Provinces
Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui & Fujian
15+ Trails
Day hikes to multi-day expeditions
Year-Round
Each season offers a different landscape
🥾 Featured Hiking Trails
Our most popular routes — carefully selected for scenery, accessibility, and authentic cultural encounters.
Huangshan (Yellow Mountain)
UNESCO World Heritage site famed for granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and the legendary “Sea of Clouds.” Walk the West Sea Grand Canyon, watch sunrise from Lion Peak, and soak in natural hot springs.
Moganshan Bamboo Trail
Stroll through endless bamboo groves on a historic mountain resort favoured by 1920s Shanghai expats. Stone villas, tea houses, and panoramic ridge views. Perfect weekend escape from Shanghai.
Longjing Tea Terrace Walk
Walk through China’s most famous tea village, surrounded by emerald terraces and ancient tea trees. Visit a family-run tea house, learn about Dragon Well tea, and enjoy West Lake views from the hills.
Jiulongshan Coastal Trail
Hike rugged coastal cliffs overlooking the East China Sea. Pass through traditional fishing villages, hidden coves, and subtropical forests. Fresh seafood dinners included.
Wuyishan River & Ridge Trek
UNESCO-listed landscape of winding rivers, dramatic sandstone cliffs, and ancient rock-cut temples. Bamboo raft the Nine-Bend River, then hike the Tianyou Peak ridge for breathtaking views.
Tianmu Mountain Ancient Path
Follow a 1,000-year-old stone path through virgin forest to the summit at 1,506m. Giant trees, Buddhist temples hidden in mist, and some of the cleanest air in East China.
📋 What’s Included in Every Trek
Ready to Hit the Trail?
Tell us your preferred dates, group size, and fitness level. We’ll design a custom hiking itinerary just for you. From solo adventurers to corporate team treks — we handle everything.
❓ Hiking Часто задаваемые вопросы
Do I need to be an experienced hiker?
No — we offer trails for all levels, from gentle tea terrace walks to challenging mountain ascents. Tell us your fitness level and we’ll match you to the right route.
What’s the best season for hiking?
Spring (Мар–Май) and Autumn (Сен–Ноя) offer the best weather. Summer is great for high-altitude trails. Winter brings snowscapes to Huangshan.
How far in advance should I book?
We recommend 2–4 weeks for day treks and 4–8 weeks for multi-day expeditions to secure permits and accommodation.
Can you accommodate dietary requirements?
Yes — vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, and other dietary needs are all catered for. Just let us know when you book.
What should I bring?
Comfortable hiking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen, and a camera. We provide trekking poles, day packs, and all meals.
Is it safe to hike in China?
Absolutely. All our guides are certified in wilderness first aid. Routes are regularly scouted, and we carry satellite communication devices on remote trails.