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HONG KONG HIKERS CLUB |
Welcome to the Hong Kong Hikers Club!
This is the place to meet likeminded people having fun to enjoy the hundreds of trails of Hong Kong.
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Trails
Under the facade of metropolitan skyscrapers and concrete jungles lies a different Hong Kong with lush mountain ranges and forests. In fact, the countryside makes up three-quarters of Hong Kong's land. With the city’s highly developed transportation system, it’s easy to explore these amazing wonders of nature.
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Events
An event for everyone, trail enthusiasts with different distances with nature signs along way, Beautiful sections such as Tai Lam Chung reservoir, and the famous Yuen Tsuen Ancient Trail around Tai Lam. Visit famous hiking checkpoints along the routes to appreciate the beauty and excellence of Hong Kong Great Outdoors.
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Blog
Hiking is not just a simple walk in the woods; it is an opportunity to connect with nature, challenge your physical and mental limits, and create lifelong memories. In our blog, we take you through the thrilling, challenging, and awe-inspiring experience of hiking, sharing the lessons we learned and the beauty we discovered.
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Shop
Welcome to the HK Hikers Club Shop — the home of our own curated merchandise and gear inspired by our passion for the outdoors. Every item we offer is thoughtfully selected or created to reflect our commitment to quality, sustainability, and practical design for real adventures.
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Latest Blog Posts
Dear Hikers,
Happy Chinese New Year! As we step into this new year, may it bring you strength for every climb, joy in every journey, and peace in every summit. Just like the trails we conquer together, may this year be filled with adventure, resilience, and unforgettable moments.
Wishing you and your loved ones good health, prosperity, and endless exploration in the year ahead.
The Hong Kong Hikers Club
Discovery Bay to Mui Wo and Back
Saturday afternoon, once the UV index finally dropped, I decided it was time to head out. I packed my small running backpack with water and a few essentials, slipped into my nearly three‑year‑old trail runners, and set off for what I knew would be a muscle‑nagging 14.8 km adventure.
As usual, I started in Discovery Bay — my favorite launch point for exercise. My plan was to push harder than last time: climb up through the Greens to Tiger Head, then continue along the Olympic Trail all the way to Mui Wo. Whether I’d return on foot or take another route, I left undecided.
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