浪茄，西貢區（香港） Long Ke, Southern
The Sai Kung Horseshoe is a challenging circular hike that showcases some of Hong Kong's most spectacular mountain and coastal scenery. The route traverses a series of rugged peaks and ridgelines, rewarding hikers with panoramic views of Sai Kung's beaches, reservoirs, islands, and the South China Sea. Steep ascents and descents make this trail best suited for experienced hikers with a good level of fitness. The well-defined paths offer a rewarding adventure for those seeking a full day in nature. Carrying plenty of water, food, and sun protection is essential, as facilities along the route are limited. With its dramatic landscapes and varied terrain, the Sai Kung Horseshoe is considered one of the region's premier hiking experiences.
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The High Island Geo Trail is located in the Sai Kung East Country Park and is a popular route in the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, renowned for its world-class hexagonal rock columns. Built around the East Dam of the High Island Reservoir, the trail offers close-up views of giant volcanic hexagonal rock columns, faults, folded rock layers, and coastal erosion landforms, earning it the reputation of a "natural geological museum."
This Sai Kung route starts from the beautiful white-sand beach of Long Ke and climbs steadily into the hills via Sai Wan Shan, where hikers are rewarded with sweeping coastal views over the High Island area. The trail continues along rugged ridgelines and passes through the mountain gap of Chui Tung Au, offering a mix of exposed ridge walking and shaded forest sections. It then descends gradually toward the quieter coastal settlement of Lan Nai Wan Lei Uk, finishing with a peaceful rural atmosphere after a challenging but scenic hike through Sai Kung’s wild coastline and hills.
Sai Kung is renowned for offering some of Hong Kong's most spectacular hiking experiences, with trails that pass through rugged mountains, pristine beaches, lush forests, and dramatic coastal cliffs. The area's extensive network of paths includes sections of the famous MacLehose Trail, leading hikers to panoramic viewpoints, secluded bays, and crystal-clear waters. Depending on the chosen route, hikes range from easy coastal walks to demanding mountain ascents, making Sai Kung suitable for hikers of all experience levels. Along the way, visitors can enjoy unique geological formations, tranquil reservoirs, and diverse natural scenery that showcase the region's rich landscapes. With its breathtaking views and varied terrain, Sai Kung is widely regarded as one of Hong Kong's premier destinations for hiking and outdoor adventure.
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