大欖郊野公園 Tai Lam Country Park
Ancient trails once vital for villagers' trade and connections dot Tai Lam Country Park, home to the most such paths, including Nam Hang Pai, Kap Lung, and Yuen Tsuen. Linking Yuen Long to Tsuen Wan, Yuen Tsuen Ancient Trail recalls Shap Pat Heung farmers hauling goods to market. It climbs 400m Shek Lung Kung for sweeping 180-degree views of Tsing Yi, Rambler Channel, Ting Kau and Tsing Ma Bridges, and Lantau. Opened in 1997, the 1.377km Tsing Ma—world's longest rail-road suspension bridge—spans Ma Wan Channel, a Hong Kong icon. At MacLehose Trail Section Nine's junction lies historic Tin Fu Tsai Campsite, a former rest stop. Shaded paths lead to Kat Hing Bridge and Tai Tong's Sweet Gum Woods endpoint, where winter's fiery red foliage offers prime photo ops and cool respite.
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The Castle Peak Coastal Trail is a scenic coastal hiking route in Hong Kong that combines rugged shoreline landscapes, open sea views, and peaceful natural surroundings. The trail follows the coastline near Castle Peak, offering hikers beautiful panoramas of Deep Bay, the surrounding hills, and the distant landscapes of the New Territories. The route features a mix of paved paths, coastal trails, and gentle climbs, making it accessible while still providing an enjoyable outdoor experience. Along the way, hikers can appreciate the contrast between the urban environment and the quiet coastal scenery, with opportunities to enjoy sunsets and sea breezes. Overall, this trail is a relaxing and picturesque hike that highlights Hong Kong’s diverse coastal landscapes away from the city’s busy areas.
Chuen Lung, an ancient Hakka village perched on a Tsuen Wan hillside, serves as a popular rest stop for hikers enjoying dim sum. The short, family-friendly Chuen Lung Family Walk (just 0.5 km) winds through a barbecue site near the village entrance, featuring unique flora like Brisbane Box, Shiny-leaved Prickly Ash, poisonous Divaricate Strophanthus, and Sandpaper Vine. A scenic viewpoint offers panoramic vistas of Tsuen Wan, Tsing Yi, and Lantau Island. The trail ends amid bamboo groves, making it ideal for all ages. In summer, spot the rare Yellow Coster butterfly and its host plant, Ramie, along the stream.
Tsing Yi Peak is a short but rewarding hike that starts near Cheung Ching Bus Terminus after a quick bus ride from Tsing Yi MTR Station. The trail begins with a challenging climb up steep stairs before continuing along a quiet, well-defined hillside path. Although the route can feel secluded, it is generally considered safe and offers a peaceful escape from the city. Reaching the summit rewards hikers with refreshing panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline, container port, and surrounding mountains. Bring plenty of water and snacks, and help preserve the trail by taking all your litter with you.
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