Mutianyu Spur Wall
There is a span of the Great Wall that follows a high mountain ridge to the south from the eastern end and southernmost point of the Mutianyu Great Wall before ending abruptly at the top of a steep peak. This wall is about 0.87 kilometers (0.54 miles) in length. Most of it is in excellent original condition as it was left by the Ming Dynasty. There are a few spots that are badly damaged towards the northern end.
The beginning of the spur wall at the eastern end of the restored section
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Access point at 40°25'31"N 116°34'1"E
Trail from Mutianyu village
Mutianyu spur wall
Intricate and unusual transition design
View of the Jiankou Great Wall above the clouds
View of the Mutianyu Great Wall
Mutianyu spur wall with Mutianyu behind
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
View from the Mutianyu spur wall
Mutianyu spur wall
A damaged area. Pass carefully.
The #1 tower at the eastern end of Mutianyu
You can climb out this window to access the spur wall.
