Tung Lung Chau – Wild Camping
Tung Lung Chau – literally Eastern Dragon Island (東龍洲) – is located off the southern tip of Clear Water Bay Peninsula in the New Territories. Reachable by a 40-minute ferry […]
Category Archives: Hiking
A Thousand Steps to Stanley
After days of non-stop Chinese New Year festivities, which invariably involves copious amounts of food and drink, there is no better way to burn some calories than a good weekend […]
Wild Camping at Wan Tsai
There are 41 official camp sites located in Hong Kong’s country parks (pitching a tent anywhere other than on an officially designated site is technically forbidden), and finding a “good” […]
From Shing Mun to Tai Po
As far as hiking goes, Hong Kong has trails to suit every level of difficulty and taste, from scrambling up the side of a mountain on all fours to easy […]
A South Lantau Traverse
This weekend’s hike was on Lantau Island, close to home. There are so many great trails here where you can explore Hong Kong’s undeveloped countryside; and given the government’s recently […]
Off-Trail on D’Aguilar Peninsula
I don’t do many hikes on Hong Kong Island, perhaps because I have the impression that other areas such as Lantau Island and the New Territories (Sai Kung especially) offer […]
Along Rooster Ridge
Kai Kung Leng (雞公嶺, literally Rooster Ridge) is located in the western New Territories, and together with Tai To Yan (大刀屻) is one of the main geological features of Lam […]
Tuen Mun’s Castle Peak
Rising 583m over the district of Tuen Mun, Castle Peak (青山, also known as Pui To Shan 杯渡山) doesn’t even make Hong Kong’s top ten tallest mountains. It is, however, […]
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