The most beautiful rural roads are indeed worthy of their reputation. Maple leaves and yellow cotinus compete for beauty, and the beautiful autumn colors are unique here.
In the past two days, we have invited our friends to Fangshan. This time we took an unusual road. Not only are red leaves everywhere, but there are no tickets charged. Free scenery is on the road. It is rated as one of the top ten "most beautiful rural roads" in Beijing.
Liushi Road is a road from Shidu to Shibantai in Fangshan District. The biggest feature of this road is that it is deep in the mountains. The most worthy scenery here is this winding mountain road, which spirals from the bottom of the ditch layer by layer. Up, like layers of terraces, it is spectacular and beautiful from a distance. Especially in autumn, the golden and red cotinus on both sides of the mountain road, blood-like maple leaves, and golden Populus euphratica turn the entire Liushi Road into a colorful road.
Whether driving by yourself or cycling, this is the most beautiful place to enjoy the scenery. No wonder I met many cycling enthusiasts along the way, including motorcycles and mountain bikers. These people have also become the most beautiful scenery in my lens.
Standing on the top of the mountain and overlooking this mountain road dyed red by red leaves, the cyclists are like little ants circling among the mountains. Walking in such beautiful scenery, the mood is like this flying wheel, and their faces are filled with joy and jumping. With expression, I can't help but shout,"The beautiful scenery of the world is unique here."
Walking here gives people the feeling that there is a deep and long road that you don't know where it is going to lead. After walking for a long time, it's impossible to tell if the car is turning, the person is turning, or the mountain is turning. There are endless peaks on both sides of the road, with towering mountains, each with a different shape. The more you look at the karst mountains, the more they look like the mountains of Zhangjiajie. Especially when you drive up from Liudu, the mountains on the roadside are really beautiful.
Because there are many cotinus trees planted along the mountain road and the bright red creeper on the cliff, one can fall in love with one look, and I can't help but want to take a photo together. So you don't have to go down the mountain to take the most beautiful photos and leave a beautiful picture to make others envious.
However, when parking on the roadside, be sure to find a safe parking place and park before you find a place to the observation deck. This will be safe. Because it is a winding mountain road, don't park your car casually, it will be very dangerous. Don't drive to see the scenery, don't drive to see the scenery. Remember, no matter how beautiful the scenery is, safety will always come first.
Liushi Road is located in Fangshan District. It starts from Liudu Village, Shidu Town, Fangshan District in the south and ends at Shibantai Village, Xiayunling Township in the north. It has a total length of about 30 kilometers. The vertical drop is about 1000 meters. This road was originally a rural road connecting Laibao Road and National Highway G108. In 2010, it was renovated and upgraded to a county-level road. This is a winding road that runs through the mountains. The towering cliffs on both sides of the road rise abruptly, and the mountains are rocky. Looking at the rolling mountains is refreshing.
I have been to Fangshan many times, but this is the first time I have come to this most beautiful rural road in this most beautiful season. The good weather yesterday allowed me to feast my eyes and see the most shocking and exciting scenery in the suburbs of Beijing this year. It was really a worthwhile trip and I will come again next year to appreciate it. Beautiful scenery occurs every year, but it is different every year.
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