Join us for an unforgettable journey along one of Hong Kong's most iconic hiking trails! The Lion Rock Historic Walk combines breathtaking panoramic views, fascinating wartime history, unique rock formations, and tranquil forest paths in a rewarding adventure through the heart of the New Territories.

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Starting from Hung Mui Kuk, we'll hike past the famous Amah Rock, explore historic WWII relics at Kowloon Pass, and ascend to the legendary Lion Rock Ridge. From the summit, enjoy spectacular 360° views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon, Sha Tin, Tolo Harbour, and the surrounding mountains before descending via Shatin Pass and the scenic Tsz Sha Ancient Trail.

Highlights

1. Amah Rock (Husband-Watching Stone)
2. Lion Rock Summit & Ridge
3. Stunning views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon
4. Panoramic 360° mountain and city scenery

What to Bring

1. At least 1.5L of water
2. Snacks or light lunch
3. Hiking shoes with good grip
4. Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
5. Octopus card for transportation

Whether you're looking for a challenging hike, incredible photo opportunities, or a chance to experience Hong Kong's rich history and natural beauty, the Lion Rock Historic Walk has it all. Come join us for a fantastic day on the trails!

Ready to swap the city concrete for a deep forest canopy? Join us for an immersive trek through the Tai Po Kau Yellow Trail, one of Hong Kong’s most lush, biodiverse, and shaded nature reserves.

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This 10km loop takes us deep into a mature forest, offering a true wilderness escape right in our backyard. It is completely shaded, making it a fantastic getaway from the city heat, though you can expect a good workout with some steady climbs!

Highlights

1. Total Canopy Cover: Walk under a dense, cooling forest roof almost the entire time.
2. Wildlife Hotspot: Keep your eyes and ears open for rare birds, butterflies, and monkeys.
3. Nature Immersion: Peaceful streams, earthen paths, and a complete break from city noises.

What to Bring

1. At least 1.5L to 2L of water (there are no shops inside the reserve)
2. Lunch for those who need more than a snack during the break
3. High-strength mosquito/bug repellent (crucial for this forest)
4. Sturdy hiking shoes or trail runners with good grip
5. Snacks/energy bars for the trail
6. Octopus card for transit

We will take a short bus or minibus ride from the meetup point to the trailhead at Chung Tsai Yuen.

We will return to the same transit point afterward for an optional group lunch/drinks!

Join us for a scenic summer walk from Discovery Bay to Mui Wo, taking the picturesque coastal route via the historic Trappist Monastery.

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This trail is particularly well suited for this time of year, as much of the route follows shaded paths and waterfront sections, offering a more comfortable alternative to the exposed ridge trails that can be challenging during Hong Kong's hot and humid summer months.

Starting in Discovery Bay, we will enjoy beautiful sea views and a gentle ascent before reaching the tranquil monastery area. From there, the trail continues through woodland and coastal scenery towards Mui Wo, where participants can relax with refreshments and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of Lantau Island.

Route Highlights:

1. Stunning views of the South China Sea and surrounding islands
2. Visit to the peaceful Trappist Monastery area
3. Shaded sections ideal for summer hiking
4. Easy-to-moderate terrain with well-maintained paths
5. Finish in Mui Wo with access to cafés, restaurants, and ferry connections

Important Notes:

With temperatures expected to be high, participants are encouraged to:

1. Bring at least 1.5–2 litres of water
2. Wear light, breathable clothing
3. Use sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
4. Pace themselves and take advantage of shaded rest areas along the route

This enjoyable and relatively sheltered route provides an excellent opportunity to stay active outdoors while avoiding the harsher exposure of Hong Kong's more demanding summer hikes. Whether you're looking for coastal scenery, a touch of local history, or simply a pleasant walk with good company, this hike offers the perfect seasonal escape.

a nice scenic hike on Lamma island from Yung shue Wan to Suk Kwu Wan and have lunch by the sea.

duration 2-2.5 hrs.

can stock up on fluids in Yung Shue Wan upon arrival at the pier.

meet at pier 4 in central at 10:00 am to take the 10:10 fast ferry to Lamma. About 30 min ride.

Join us for a hike to Sunset Peak - likely one of the last time going up there before summer.

Meeting Point: Exit B, Tung Chung MTR.

From there, we’ll take bus 3M, 11, 11A, or 23 to Pak Kung Au, the highest point on Tung Chung Road.

Route: Lantau Trail Section 2 from Pak Kung Au → Sunset Peak → Lantau Mountain Camp → Yi Tung Shan → Luk Tei Tong Watchtower → finish at Mui Wo.

Highlights: Stunning views from Sunset Peak (869m), Hong Kong’s third-highest mountain, overlooking beaches and ocean.

Return: Ferry from Mui Wo to Central (last at 11:30pm), bus 3M back to Tung Chung, or ferry to Discovery Bay (check schedule).

Essentials:

1. Bring plenty of water and snacks (no refill points).
2. Wear sturdy hiking shoes.
3. Expect wind, sun, and steep rocky steps—apply sunscreen and dress appropriately.
4. No toilets along the trail—go before starting.

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.