Fitness, Fun & Frolic Along the Super Greenbelt Ring
Entrances
Guangshun Rd N. (opposite Linkong Music Park)
广顺北路入口（临空音乐公园对面）
Quankou Rd (west of 88 Guangshun Road Passageway)
泉口路出入口，沿广顺路88号通道西侧
Kele Rd and Xianxia Rd W.
可乐路仙霞西路入口
Konggang No. 8 Rd, near Jinbang Rd and Fuquan Rd Stop of Bus No. 88
空港八路入口, 公交88路金浜路福泉路站
Pudong New Area Section
People jog along the Tangfeng Park greenbelt in the Pudong New Area.
The green ribbon sitting along the Outer Ring Road features several sections in the Pudong New Area, each varying in themes. Here, you can feel nature's breath and enjoy a moment of tranquility from the urban hustle and bustle.
In total, 16 parks are planned on the greenbelt in Pudong, with seven already open to the public.
Starting from Zhouyuan Road in the west and extending to Luoshan Elevated Road in the east, this 1.4-kilometer-long green corridor is lined with nuttall oak and goldenrain trees, dotted with red maples, cherry blossoms and apricot trees. Sculptures, bridges and pavilions along the way add a cultural touch.
Address: 2888 Junmin Highway, Kangqiao Town
康桥镇军民公路2888号
Stretching 1.5 kilometers from Luoshan Elevated Road to Kangxin Highway, this green scroll features cherry blossoms in spring and Chinese parasol trees in summer. It's a paradise for sports enthusiasts and a great spot for leisurely strolls.
The sports area, covering 23,000 square meters, offers fitness and sports facilities, including six types of sports namely a skateboard field, cycling path, football field, basketball court, tennis court and gate ball court.
Address: 570 Kangren Rd, Kangqiao Town
康桥镇康人路570号
The magic world of Binjiang Forest Park, part of the Pudong New Area greenbelt
People camp amid a sea of flowers in the Pudong New Area.
The 1km-long waterside greenbelt runs from the Outer Ring Nanhe Bridge in the west to the Zikang River Bridge in the east. Just across the bridge is the Shenhua Football Club training ground. The park features unique structures like a forest reading room, calligraphy pavilion and wind chime corridor, offering a delightful forest reading experience.
Address: 197 Xiukang Rd, Kangqiao Town
康桥镇秀康路197号
The green forest path, stretching 1.1km, runs from Gaoke Road E. to Chuangxin Road W. It features a "colorful flower belt" forest path, blending Tangzhen's billiards culture with natural scenery.
Address: 520 Chuangxin Rd W., Tangzhen Town
唐镇创新西路520号
The 1.6km-long path runs from Guangcan Road to Hangjin Road. Along the greenbelt, attractions like Gaodong House, Filial Piety Garden, Fragrant Garden and Mingcui Corridor form a leisurely ecological green corridor full of natural and wildness charm.
Address: 175 Gaodongxin Rd, Gaodong Town
高东镇高东新路175号
With a loop of about 1.8km, this greenbelt connects to the Gaodong section of the Outer Ring greenbelt.
From Zhouhai Road to Wuzhou Avenue, it's about 4.6km in length, stringing the cherry blossom boulevard, flower beds, city study room, the Gaodong Gateball Center and scenic lakes.
Address: 998 Xinyuan Rd, Gaodong Town
高东镇新园路998号
Xuhui Section
Children having fun at West Bund Nature Art Park.
Millipede loungers, stick-insect swings, cup moth exploration caves and silkworm-themed playground... There is a 3-hectare "Forest Insect Secret Realm" in Shanghai's West Bund Nature Art Park. Here, children can swing under stick-insect frames, climb and slide in the silkworm-pupa playground or play hide-and-seek in cup moth caves.
These installations encourage children to explore nature with imagination and adventure.
West Bund Nature Art Park on the Xuhui section of the greenbelt, once an ordinary urban greenbelt, has been transformed into a child-friendly haven and a nature classroom.
The park features refined, eco-integrated design. It uses an axis and belt to connect diverse habitats and employs colorful plants to create a colored forest, ensuring ecological stability and boosting biodiversity. It has also created habitats for amphibians, forest birds and pollinating insects.
Children challenge a single-plan bridge at West Bund Nature Art Park.
The first phase of the Xuhui section of the greenbelt starts from Laohumin Road in the west, and extends to Longwu Road in the east, the Outer Ring Road Expressway in the north and Huajing Road in the south, covering about 37 hectares in total.
A multi-dimensional greenbelt system has been created, with walking, jogging, cycling paths and elevated sections. It connects the park's slow traffic with a 500-meter elevated boardwalk, creating a slow-walk-friendly park greenbelt.
Vitality Park offers eco-friendly sports and fitness functions. The 1,400-square-meter site includes basketball courts, table tennis and fitness facilities, blending fun and interaction to meet the needs of different ages.
Address: 190 Huajing Rd
华泾路190号
Minhang Section
A bird paradise at Minhang Sports Park
The greenbelt covers a total green area of 494 hectares and stretches 13km. Now, this lush green necklace has yielded fruitful results, with eight parks already on the belt – Minhang Culture Park, Minhang Sports Park, Li'an Park, Xinzhuang Plum Blossom Garden, Meilong Ecological Park, Chunshen Park, Jinmei Garden and Meixin Longyun Park.
It is recommended to view magnolia flowers at Minhang Culture Park in March, stroll along the 1,000m flower path in Minhang Sports Park in April, and photograph hydrangeas and explore the magic world of frogs at Meilong Ecological Park in May.
Moreover, Minhang Sports Park and Minhang Culture Park also feature a variety of colorful foliage trees, including ginkgo, red maple and Chinese tallow.
A sea of flowers on the Minhang greenbelt
The Minhang section stretches north to the junction of the Huqingping Overpass with Changning District, and east to the junction of Laohumin Road with Xuhui District.
It is an ideal weekend option for sports enthusiasts.
Minhang Sports Park, as a core part of the greenbelt, has a wetland eco-garden, a pebble stream area and an emerald hill forest area, along with sports and fitness facilities such as a hillside slide, a mini-golf course, and boating and fishing areas.
It boasts two islands, and a 1,000m flower path with 3,500 trees and shrubs, as well as flowers such as begonia, cherry blossoms, magnolia, peach, bamboo and tulip.
Address: 2019 Wuzhong Rd
吴中路2019号
Address: 456 Xinzhen Rd
新镇路456号
Putuo Section
Lush greenery is featured on the Putuo greenbelt.
The greenbelt is an ideal option for camping enthusiasts and peach blossom lovers.
The design of the greenbelt centers on two parks – Qidong Forest Park and Chunguang Park.
The 140,000-square-meter Qidong Forest Park, a key part of the city's Outer Ring greenbelt, is located east of the A20 Outer Ring Expressway, with its main entrance on Wuwei Road.
The "Maple Forest Landscape" transforms former palm trees into red maples beside a lotus pond, crafting a poetic scene. The "Peach Brook Origin" attraction features a flower stream in a mixed forest and glade, inviting visitors to stroll along a peach-blossom water garden.
The park is worth a visit for its two lawns – a 1,000-square-meter lakeside one and a 2,000-square-meter central one, both ideal for camping.
Chunguang Park, one of the first parks on the belt, draws inspiration from "The Peach Blossom Land," a fable written by Chinese scholar Tao Yuanming in AD 421 about an ethereal utopia where people lead an ideal existence in harmony with nature.
The spring scenery is enchanting at Chunguang Park
Focusing on peach blossoms, the park introduces red and white peach varieties. A central island, connected by a boardwalk and surrounded by peach trees, resembles a "Peach Blossom Island," creating picturesque scenes with lakeside reflections.
As a key park node, Chunguang Park uses spaces under the Wuwei Road Bridge and along the Xinchapu River to connect the whole greenbelt from south to north.
It features 10 scenes like "Flower Brook Stroll" and "Peach Island," envisioning a beautiful rural life.
The lake often sees egrets and little grebes foraging.
In April, the park is hosting a peach blossom cultural market, alongside activities like citywalk and "Walking Chairs" art pop-up.
The "Walking Chairs" art event, tied to the goal of 50 parks on the belt by late 2025, places 50 chairs in parks and forests. Combining park views, green belt wildlife and art installations, visitors can pose on chairs in the pop-up and their smiling photos will be collected.
The Qidong Forest Park features vibrant greenery.
Address: East of 1012 Wuwei Rd
武威路1012号东侧
Address: 1005 Wuwei Rd
武威路1005号
