Jingxi Gu Dao · Shanju Yuanluo is a boutique guesthouse just 300 meters from the trailhead, built with traditional brick and timber. Each room features panoramic windows offering views of the Taihang Mountains at sunrise. Guests receive complimentary access to trail guidebooks and free rental of hiking gear. A 10-minute walk leads directly to the trail’s starting point—book early for peak season availability.

Jingxi Wenmai Lüshe, housed in a restored 19th-century merchant building, provides daily guided walks at 9 AM led by local historians. Learn about trade routes, mineral transport systems, and military outposts along the ancient path. Rooms feature vintage photo displays and include hand-stamp kits for visitors. Evening campfire storytelling sessions are also available upon request.

Taihang Shan Yeshu Campground sits on the southern slope of the trail, featuring glass-walled cabins with 360-degree mountain views and suspended balconies overlooking the winding path. The property includes natural mineral hot springs and drone photography experiences. Eco-friendly practices include biodegradable toiletries and carbon footprint tracking tools—perfect for sustainable travelers.

Heishiku Hot Spring Villa is only 800 meters from the trail’s endpoint, offering private villas with natural mineral pools rich in sulfur and calcium—ideal for muscle recovery. Each villa includes a traditional mountain tea set (featuring yam cakes and wild mushroom soup) and complimentary shuttle service to key trail sections. Perfect for post-hike rejuvenation.

Qinghe Xiaoyuan Family Guesthouse is located in a historic village beside the eastern route, featuring a dedicated kids’ exploration zone and outdoor nature classes. Children enjoy trail treasure hunts and hands-on pottery workshops. All rooms use hypoallergenic materials, anti-slip flooring, and child safety monitoring systems. Optional parent-child farming experiences (growing mountain millet) allow families to connect with rural traditions.

Xinghe Gu Dao Camping Base offers star-gazing tours and lantern-lit historical walks through ancient beacon towers. Each evening, guides lead guests in lighting handmade paper 'Xintianwang' lanterns—a symbolic tribute to the trail’s legacy. Tents come with climate-controlled interiors, soundproofing, and herbal sleep sachets. An immersive way to experience the trail’s nocturnal soul.