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Easy to Moderate Hikes in Hong Kong
This list features easy to moderate hikes perfect for a relaxed day outdoors. Trails are generally well-maintained, with gentle slopes, steps, and ample shade, making them ideal for all fitness levels and families looking for a scenic walk or trail.
The Mau Wu Shan Hike is a short hike to the Mau Wu Shan Observation Post, a hidden Grade 1 Status historic building from before 1898.
The Nam Shan Old Village Path is an easy hike from Mui Wo to Nam Shan that is a hiker-friendly alternative to Lantau Trail Section 1.
An eco-heritage walk on the northern peninsula of Lamma Island through numerous villages and beaches and explores the area's natural habitat
Fat Mun Ancient Trail (Ngong Ping to Shek Mun Kap) was a path taken by monks to visit places of worship on the northern face of Lantau Peak.
Siu Ma Shan Hike is an easy hike with panoramic views of Hong Kong and East Kowloon that starts at Jardine's Lookout and ends at North Point.
Hike around Checkerboard Hill, a short hill with red and white checks that once served as a guide for planes landing at Kai Tak Airport.
Hike from Tsuen Kwan O to HKUST (Clearwater Bay) on the Tsuen Kwan O Heritage Trail over Duckling Hill (Ap Tsai Shan) and Siu Nui Fung.
Tsz Sha Ancient Trail is an 800-year-old shortcut that connects Tsz Wan Shan to Shatin and is today an easy hike on a beautiful nature trail.
Hike to Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong’s tallest peak, on Maclehose Trail Section 8 from the Visitor Centre. Short, simple, and family-friendly.
Hike to Lo Yan Shan, the highest point on Chi Ma Wan Peninsula, and Shap Long Irrigation Reservoir on the Chi Ma Wan Country Trail.
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