獅子山郊野公園 Lion Rock Country Park
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.
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This hike through Lion Rock Country Park connects Tai Wai with Wong Tai Sin, offering one of Hong Kong’s most iconic mountain routes. The trail features a steady climb through forested hills before reaching spectacular viewpoints overlooking Kowloon and the surrounding urban landscape. Along the way, hikers can enjoy a mix of well-maintained paths and scenic ridgelines. The panoramic views from Lion Rock are among the best in the city, making the ascent well worth the effort. It is a popular route for those seeking a memorable blend of nature, history, and impressive city scenery.
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.
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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