鷹巢山 Eagle's Nest
Eagle’s Nest (Tsim Shan) lies in Lion Rock Country Park, a popular spot for Black Kites—dark brown raptors with pale primary patches and a distinctive dark ear mark. The family-friendly Eagle’s Nest Nature Trail starts near the 1910 Kowloon Reservoir, featuring its unique curved dam and three nearby reservoirs (total capacity 2.87 million m³). Along the path, spot the rare, Hong Kong-endemic Shiuying Bamboo (discovered here in 1981) and enjoy sweeping views of Kowloon’s skyline and Hong Kong Island peaks. Monkeys may appear—do not feed wildlife.
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Kam Shan Tree Walk in Kam Shan Country Park starts at Kowloon Reservoir, spans 1 km, and connects to MacLehose Trail Stage 6 at Golden Hill Road. It features diverse trees like Acronychia, Lingnan Garcinia, and Silver-back Artocarpus, with 15 interpretation plates for learning, alongside scenic Kowloon Byewash Reservoir views.
Kam Shan Family Walk, in Monkey Hill near Kowloon Reservoir, is a popular uphill, shady, stair-heavy path offering reservoir views. It’s one of Hong Kong’s few spots to see wild macaques up close—watch your food and bags, and never feed or approach them.
Hung Mui Kuk Nature Trail in Lion Rock Country Park is an easy family-friendly hike with gentle slopes, lush valley vegetation, Chinese Banyans, and lychees. Named for strawberry trees in spring-summer, it leads to iconic Amah Rock, a weathered formation resembling a woman carrying her child, steeped in local legend.
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