下羗山,離島區 Lower Keung Shan, Islands
This leisurely circular hike explores Lantau's rich Buddhist heritage, linking Ling Yan Monastery with the historic Luk Wu Ancient Trail and the monastery complexes of Ha Keung Shan and Sheung Keung Shan. The route follows gentle paths, catchwater trails, and quiet forest tracks, passing numerous temples, meditation retreats, and historic stone inscriptions. Blending cultural landmarks with peaceful natural surroundings, the trail offers an easy and rewarding walk for hikers interested in Lantau's religious history and tranquil mountain landscapes.
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Lion Hill to Elephant Hill via Tai O is an easy one-way trail covering approximately 3.9 km with moderate elevation changes. The route climbs to around 450 m, offering scenic views of Tai O and the surrounding Lantau landscape. With a mix of mountain paths and gentle descents, this trail provides a relaxed hiking experience suitable for beginners or those looking for a shorter countryside walk.

This full-day hike begins in Tai O and follows a varied route toward Lantau Peak before descending to Pak Kung Au. A gentle coastal start gradually changes into steep climbs with expansive views of Tai O, Yi O Bay, and surrounding mountains. The route crosses rolling terrain and sections of the Lantau Trail before reaching Ngong Ping, where hikers can rest and replenish supplies. The sustained ascent to Lantau Peak is the hardest stage, followed by a steep descent to the pass. Combining coastal scenery, panoramic summits, and major elevation changes, this is one of Lantau’s most rewarding full-day hikes.

This hike follows a scenic route between Tai O and Lantau Peak, offering a rewarding journey through coastal landscapes and mountainous terrain. The trail combines steady ascents, forested sections, and open ridgelines with expansive views of the surrounding sea and countryside. Hikers can also complete the route in the opposite direction, with the option of returning via a picturesque coastal path toward Tung Chung. The varied terrain provides a satisfying challenge while showcasing the diverse natural beauty of western Lantau Island. Suitable as a full-day adventure, the trail is highly regarded for its impressive scenery and memorable hiking experience.