Wow! I didn't know there were so many hiking spots in Hong Kong!

⛰ MacLehose Trail Sections 1 & 2 🌟 A hiking trail of about 25 km, with an elevation gain of about 800 m. 👣 The MacLehose Trail is 100 km long, stretching from the end of the mountain to the beginning of the sea. It is divided into 10 sections, of which sections 1 and 2 are more suitable for leisure hiking. Along the way, you can see large hexagonal stone skirts, High Island Reservoir, and Long Ke Wan. 🚌 Take a taxi from Sai Kung to High Island Reservoir East Dam, and take minibus NR29 back to Sai Kung. ⛰ Dragon's Back 🌟 A hiking trail of about 8.5 km, with an elevation gain of about 200 m. 👣 An ideal place to enjoy the beaches of the eastern coast of Hong Kong Island, Shek O, and Big Wave Bay from afar. 🚌 Take a bus to the To Tei Wan bus stop on Shek O Road to start, and return from Shek O Village. ⛰ Lamma Island Family Walk 🌟 A hiking trail of about 10 km, with an elevation gain of about 400 m. 👣 The roads are well built, and it takes about 2 hours to complete. For most mainlanders who are busy and lack exercise, hiking is a good choice for a weekend outing! 🚌 Take a ferry from Central Pier 4 to Yung Shue Wan, and return from Sok Kwu Wan Pier by ferry to Central. ⛰ Tap Mun Island 🌟 A hiking trail of about 5 km, with an elevation gain of about 100 m. 👣 The island maintains its original ecological scenery, suitable for camping and picnics. Enjoy the bright scenery at the sea-view pavilion on the hillside, with lush green grass, herds of cattle and sheep, and a gentle sea breeze. 🚌 Take bus 94 from Sai Kung to Wong Shek Pier, then take a ferry to Tap Mun Island. ⛰ Lion Rock 🌟 A hiking trail of about 6 km, with an elevation gain of about 450 m. 👣 Lion Rock is well-known and is one of the most familiar peaks to Hong Kong people. There are many climbing routes, many exit points, and clear routes with steps. You can easily climb to the top of Lion Rock and enjoy most of the scenery of Kowloon. 🚌 Take bus 1, 7M, 11K, or 103 to Tin Ma Court. ⛰ Fei Ngo Shan 🌟 A hiking trail of about 8 km, with an elevation gain of about 600 m. 👣 The mountain is about 600 m high, and the famous TVB filming and adventure site is located at the top of the southern ridge. 🚌 Take a taxi from Choi Hung MTR Station to Fei Ngo Shan Estate. ⛰ Tai Mo Shan 🌟 A hiking trail of about 6 km, with an elevation gain of about 450 m. 👣 Tai Mo Shan is 958 m above sea level, 23 m higher than the second highest peak, Lantau Peak. It was once an active volcano. Tai Mo Shan is very beautiful because of its high altitude and sea of clouds, and many hikers gather here to take pictures. 🚌 Take bus 1, 7M, 11K, or 103 to Tin Ma Court. ⛰ Lantau Peak 🌟 A hiking trail of about 6 km, with an elevation gain of about 580 m. 👣 The peak is often shrouded in mist and is a popular place to watch the sunrise in Hong Kong. Generally, December to February (winter) is the best time to climb this mountain, because the morning fog is not heavy, the clouds are thin, and the view is clearer, making it very suitable for climbing to watch the sunrise. 🚌 Take bus 3 or 3M from Mui Wo Pier to Pak Kung Au. ⛰ Sunset Peak 🌟 A hiking trail of about 7 km, with an elevation gain of about 400 m, taking about 3 hours in total. 👣 The mountain is covered with silver grass, which looks like golden rice ears in the sunlight, creating a fascinating scene. 🚌 Take bus 3M from Tung Chung Station to Pak Kung Au. ⛰ High Island Geo Trail 🌟 A hiking trail of about 3.3 km, taking about 3 hours. 🚌 Take minibus 101M from Hang Hau Station to Sai Kung Town Center, then take a taxi to High Island Reservoir East Dam. ⛰ Tai Lam Country Park A hiking trail of about 11.5 km, taking about 4 hours. The second largest country park in Hong Kong, it is not only beautiful but also rich in wildlife resources, making it a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. 🚌 Take bus K66 from Long Ping Station to Tai Tong Shan Road Bus Stop, then walk for about 30 minutes.