獅子山郊野公園 Lion Rock Country Park
Lion Rock Historic Walk links two country parks, blending war relics, ancient paths, and timeless tales. From Hung Mui Kuk, gaze at Amah Rock’s shifting silhouette; climb to Kowloon Pass for WWII markers and escape stories; conquer the iconic ridge for 360° city-meets-nature vistas; descend via Tsz Sha Trail’s serene woods, where wildflowers and figs whisper of bygone villagers.
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Tsz Sha Ancient Trail runs between Shui Chuen O / Sha Tin and Tsz Wan Shan (Shatin Pass), about 2.5–3 km. Expect stone steps, shaded woodland, stream sounds, and views toward Kowloon; easy and historic, but slippery when wet.
Kin Lung Ancient Trail runs from Tai Wai/Redhill Valley to Kowloon Pass (near Lion Rock), about 5 km. Shaded stone paths pass Amah Rock, streamside bridges and the Reunification Pavilion, offering city‑fringe views. Easy, family‑friendly—bring water and watch for monkeys after rain.
Kau Sha Ancient Trail (Tsim Sha Path) runs from Hung Mui Kuk/Tai Wai up through Redhill Valley to Eagle’s Nest/Lion Rock area, about 6.4 km. Expect shaded stone steps, an old irrigation channel with stone bridges, Eagle’s Nest pavilion and occasional city lookouts.
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