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China · Shiniuzhai, Pingjiang, Hunan

Shiniuzhai Juebi Tianti — Cliff Ladder Via Ferrata

Shiniuzhai Juebi Tianti — the cliff ladder

The cliff ladder is not a video without context: its opening, its dimensions and its integration into the ferrata network are documented by two public organizations.

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Experience profile · editorial diagramJuebi Tianti: 300 m long, 260 m vertical drop, approximately 520 m above sea level
Type
Tourist via ferrata with cliff ladder
Duration
Unknown
Grade
Not documented
Best period
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Why it enters the Top 100

An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.

The Pingjiang government is documenting the May 2025 official opening of Juebi Tianti as a new via ferrata ladder. The installation measures 300 m with a vertical drop of 260 m on a cliff located approximately 520 m above sea level. The course uses handrails, supports and a lifeline, with briefing and equipment provided to visitors. The Hunan Tourism Department already documented an 800 m network of via ferrata divided into three routes in Shiniuzhai.

What sets it apart: The Pingjiang government documents the May 2025 official opening of Juebi Tianti as a new scale via ferrata.; The installation measures 300 m with a vertical drop of 260 m on a cliff located approximately 520 m above sea level.; The course uses handrails, supports and lifeline, with briefing and equipment provided to visitors.; The Hunan Tourism Department already documented an 800 m network of via ferrata divided into three routes in Shiniuzhai.

Score breakdown

Median / 5
Power of story4.4
Singularity4.7
Emotional and sensory intensity4.7
Rationale for travel4.6
Strength of evidence4.0

Traceability

The facts behind the profile.

  1. The Pingjiang government is documenting the May 2025 official opening of Juebi Tianti as a new via ferrata ladder.

  2. The installation measures 300 m with a vertical drop of 260 m on a cliff located approximately 520 m above sea level.

  3. The course uses handrails, supports and a lifeline, with briefing and equipment provided to visitors.

  4. The Hunan Tourism Department already documented an 800 m network of via ferrata divided into three routes in Shiniuzhai.

Geographical precision: Coordinate of the area or locality, not of the start of the via ferrata; Do not use for terrain navigation.