Hiking on Wah Shan (Wah Mountain) in Shueng Shui, NT yesterday with a group of friends. Great for cardio-training … so many ups and downs! Ended up at a Taoist Monastery and had a delicious vegetarian meal there. What a great way to spend Sunday with friends. ❤
Pat Sin Leng almost made it onto the list! Kai Kung Leung and Castle Peak I never did… On the bucket list for next time. Thanks for the suggestions :) Happy trails
You’re so welcome ! September is a much better season in terms of predictable sun (than now). Hope you have a great time and shoot us a line here or on IG whenever you need suggestions !
I did a hike from tung chung to tai o and it was beutiful. There was absolutely no one there. The trail was a mix of beach and hill. I really recomend.
Hi! The easiest one with potential crowds is Lugard Road/ Morning Trail up at the Peak. Easy to access with HK’s skyline. You can also check out Black’s Link (between Wong Lai Chung Gap & Wan Chai Gap) and Sir Cecil Ride to Braemar Hill. These are also accessible by cars/ public transport and are relatively flat and cemented
Hello there, mate. I'm from Ireland 🇮🇪 and will be hiking in Hong Kong next January, I cannot wait. Thank you for the great video. Subscribed to your channel now. Best wishes, Gav.
Good video and tips explaining the trail. This is what we needed to know when we are in HK in August. So thank you! How long before sunrise and sunset we should be on top of the hills to see the beautiful sunrise and sunset?
Hi what would you recommend for mid June as we are visiting for a family we are ok 4-5km and been doing relatively easy trails with pathways and stairs And I reckon it’s hot season more shaded trail 😅 Much grateful Ps oh yes what to pack?
Hahah Chinese new year period is not the best, super crowded when it’s public holiday. Pat Sin Leng (8 apostles) in the new territories, although a tougher trail, might be less crowded. From Tai O fishing village to the Lantau prison/ detention centre could be another alternative. Have a good hike 😃
For average person, I would say only 2.5hrs for walking max. If you take a long break on the summit to enjoy the views, you can calculate with 3hrs. Happy trails! 😋
Hiking on Wah Shan (Wah Mountain) in Shueng Shui, NT yesterday with a group of friends. Great for cardio-training … so many ups and downs! Ended up at a Taoist Monastery and had a delicious vegetarian meal there. What a great way to spend Sunday with friends. ❤
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Thanks for sharing, it is very useful.
Thank you for a great information. I am planing to hike in Hong Kong in May. Your video is very helpful.
So glad you enjoyed the video and you’re coming to Hong Kong! Feel free to drop a message if you need extra information ☺️
Kai Kung Leung , Pak Sin Leung and Castle Peak in my top 10 trails list
Pat Sin Leng almost made it onto the list! Kai Kung Leung and Castle Peak I never did… On the bucket list for next time. Thanks for the suggestions :) Happy trails
Great video and fantastic list!!! Super helpful, thank you :)
Thanks for that super video! I'll be there 5 or maybe 6 now days 1st week of September so looking forward to do some hiking there.
You’re so welcome ! September is a much better season in terms of predictable sun (than now). Hope you have a great time and shoot us a line here or on IG whenever you need suggestions !
@@thenuedlings will do for sure thanks!
Thanks for your recomended, I have 7 days in hongkong on october. This video help me to plan my weekend. 😁
That’s great! You’ll enjoy it! Let us know if you have questions for hiking trails
I did a hike from tung chung to tai o and it was beutiful. There was absolutely no one there. The trail was a mix of beach and hill. I really recomend.
Lantau is a real gem!
Which is the easier walk for old folks with walking sticks? We can't wait to visit HK!
Hi! The easiest one with potential crowds is Lugard Road/ Morning Trail up at the Peak. Easy to access with HK’s skyline. You can also check out Black’s Link (between Wong Lai Chung Gap & Wan Chai Gap) and Sir Cecil Ride to Braemar Hill. These are also accessible by cars/ public transport and are relatively flat and cemented
Hello there, mate.
I'm from Ireland 🇮🇪 and will be hiking in Hong Kong next January, I cannot wait.
Thank you for the great video.
Subscribed to your channel now.
Best wishes,
Gav.
Hey Gav, so glad you enjoyed! Let us know if any questions regarding your trip to Hong Kong, we hope you have fun exploring our city ☺️
@thenuedlings Thank you very much indeed 😊
Good video and tips explaining the trail. This is what we needed to know when we are in HK in August. So thank you! How long before sunrise and sunset we should be on top of the hills to see the beautiful sunrise and sunset?
Happy you found it useful! I’d say if you’re on the summit 30min before the sun rises/sets, you’ll have a wonderful experience! 😋 Happy trails!
I’m a new subscriber, I like you clip with English and Chinese subtitles 👏
Thank you for your support ☺️💜
Super list, thank you !
Thanks for sharing... NEMO Dagger tent? Nice..
Thanks for your support! It’s Nemo Hornet 2p
Yr Cantonese translation is so funny 😂😂 very local Cantonese ❤
Haha do je. ngo go lo por hai heung gong yan 😜
Hi what would you recommend for mid June as we are visiting for a family we are ok 4-5km and been doing relatively easy trails with pathways and stairs
And I reckon it’s hot season more shaded trail 😅
Much grateful
Ps oh yes what to pack?
My favourite is Lantau peak
you should do a video with recommendations for night hikes!
Great idea! Thanks for the suggestion we’ll consider that 😊glad you enjoyed
seems you live in HK island, don't forget dragoon's back :D
Moreover, there's a place call "Red Incense Burner Summit" in HK island, with the finest sunset view of Victoria Harbour. :P
Braemar was my daily walk before we moved out of HK ;)
Great hiking!
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Great video
Thank you very much 👍🏻
You’re welcome, we’re glad that it’s useful 😃
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I sill try it next week when its less crowded.
You have a new subscriber 👍🏻
Hahah Chinese new year period is not the best, super crowded when it’s public holiday. Pat Sin Leng (8 apostles) in the new territories, although a tougher trail, might be less crowded. From Tai O fishing village to the Lantau prison/ detention centre could be another alternative. Have a good hike 😃
Hi,
Very useful video, thank you for that! How much time it takes to hike Lion Rock? Let's count with an average person :) Thank you!
For average person, I would say only 2.5hrs for walking max. If you take a long break on the summit to enjoy the views, you can calculate with 3hrs.
Happy trails! 😋
@@thenuedlings thank you!
Can ijoin u