Hikes In Hong Kong
Hong Kong has a vivid hiking culture – from short nature trails to steep mountains, its country parks have something for everyone. Here are just a few hikes in Hong Kong that I’ve personally covered.
Trio Beach, Sai Kung is a beautiful little beach hidden from view that can be reached by a short hike, or sampan ride.
Hike from Siu Sai Wan to Cape Collinson to discover a hidden relic of Hong Kong's military past - the Cape Collinson Battery.
Your guide to hiking up Devil's Peak near Lei Yue Mun. Discover relics from Hong Kong's military past, the redoubt and batteries, as you make your way to the top. Learn about...
This moderately easy hike offers some of the best vantage points to see Hong Kong's skyline. It also passes historic sites such as Mount Butler Quarry, and the Wartime Stoves.
Hike your way from Wan Chai to Aberdeen Reservoir on Hong Kong Island. Navigate your way through Wan Chai Gap, and Wan Chai Green Trail to go from urban jungle to natural...
Sweet Gum Woods in Tai Tong, Hong Kong are a magical place where leaves change colour to red at the beginning of winter.
All the info on the Dragon's Back Hike, Hong Kong's favourite trail. How to get there, whether to end at Shek O or at Big Wave Bay Beach.
Hike up High Junk Peak, one of HK's treacherous peaks. With breathtaking 360 degree views, no wonder High Junk Peak Country Trail is so popular!
Everything you need to know about Sharp Island - How to get there? Kiu Tsui Beach or Half Moon Bay Beach? Hiking on Sharp Island?
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