Exit B Tin hau MTR meeting point
An easy 2-3 hrs hike to end up at shek O beach. From there taxis and buses are available to get you back where you need to go.
A simple Hike starting at the Olympic Trail close to Tung Chung, heading across the hills over to Mui Wo.
This hike takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes, the path is suitable for any age (not for strollers).
A nice Saturday Morning hike to burn some calories with a steep elevation gain of 550 meter. Enjoying the fresh breeze and amazing 360 view of Hong Kong. Requires good shoes and plenty of fluids as there are no stops to buy or refill water. Suncream is a must as there isn’t much shading on this trail.
Will be organizing a hike to Tai Lam reservoir
Meeting place is Admiralty MTR station on the Lo Wu train platform at 9:30 am Oct 25.
Weather Will be perfect and see you there!
The HK Hikers club is under way from Central pier 4 Sok Kwu Wan around the south part of the island and will end up in Yung Shue Wan and take the ferry back to central.
‘it will be hot so bring fluids and snacks and good shoes
See ya there
up Tigers head in discovery bay and then down to Mui Wo and ferry back to central
Join us for a great relatively easy hike around Lamma island.
One of the many islands that offer a beautiful and relatively easy walks.
A great 10km hike on part of the Hong Kong Trail section 6 and section 8. And a portion of dragons back.
From Shek Pik Reservoir for some beautiful views, a way with many stairs at the beginning.
We are hiking up to Ngong Ping and visiting the Big Buddha.
To welcome a new member to the group of new hikers in Hong Kong.
We hike on Hong Kong island up to the Victoria Peak from Wanchai with a finish at the University of Hong Kong.
Beautiful hike starting in "Sai Wan Pavilion" (Saikung) and ending at the "Pak Tam Au" bus stop.
Ready for a beautiful day and an awesome hike?
Located on Hong Kong island. Certainly on the Hong Kong’s most popular hikes. Some of the most beautiful views and fun hikes.
A great hike for the intermediate/experienced hiker.
Bring lots of water and snacks/food, walking sticks recommended and good shoes.
One of the best hikes I’ve done in Hong Kong.
Sunset Peak on Lantau Island hike. Hong Kong's third-highest peak for stunning views of sand, sea and silvergrass.
This hike will take us from Shek Pak reservoir to Tai O.