Hong Kong Mountains

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(2.1K) · Hiking area in Hong Kong
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Apr 15, 2025
It is very easy to get to the starting point as most reviewer mentioned. We got off at the Shau Kei Wan MTR station and take a bus. Be aware the bus route may be different on sundays and public holi…Full review by PigeonH
Feb 22, 2025
My wife and I recently completed the Dragons back hike in January 2025. GETTING HERE - Take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan station and get out at Exit A3 - Once you get out of Exit A3 you should see a bu…Full review by RowanH336
Jan 2, 2025
The Dragons Back hike is a wonderful way to get a little feel of nature while in Hong Kong. It is easily accessible by MTR and bus and the walk is not strenuous. Walking at a leisurely pace the hike …Full review by UweH284

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Hi There, from what I understand there is a toilet at the beginning and end of this trail but I have an over active …
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Hi There, from what I understand there is a toilet at the beginning and end of this trail but I have an over active bladder and cant hold on for long periods of time - are there any points along the way where hiding behind a bush would be suitable? Also for a reasonably healthy person how long would you expect this walk to take? Thanks :D
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There are toilets at the start of the trail but it is quite busy so not really any secluded areas. The stairs are quite challenging, there are lots of them( over 200) but you can take your …
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There are toilets at the start of the trail but it is quite busy so not really any secluded areas. The stairs are quite challenging, there are lots of them( over 200) but you can take your time with lots of rest areas. I would estimate at least 30 mins to the top. The views are amazing when you reach the top.
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Hi I'm planning to back carry my kid (7 months old). Is it a good idea? How long did you take to complete the hike and are …
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Hi I'm planning to back carry my kid (7 months old). Is it a good idea? How long did you take to complete the hike and are there good spots to rest along the way? Thanks!!
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Hi Royalpea, if you are comfortable carrying your child and have practiced on other hikes i would say ok, but i am not an expert in that department. It is a real hike on uneven dirt tracks not …
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Hi Royalpea, if you are comfortable carrying your child and have practiced on other hikes i would say ok, but i am not an expert in that department. It is a real hike on uneven dirt tracks not on a paved path. We had daypacks and umbrellas. It took us a few hours and there were a couple of resting spots, but not sheltered and only one porta loo at the beginning, then again just before we took the path down to the beach. There were toilets and showers down at the beach. Hope this helps alittle.
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Answer by Kate H · Dec 24, 2018
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Hi I’m just wondering if it’s okay to wear a short to hike at Dragon’s Back in beginning of January 2019 or should I …
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Hi I’m just wondering if it’s okay to wear a short to hike at Dragon’s Back in beginning of January 2019 or should I wear something else? Thank you!!
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Hi Jemima. I would highly recommend checking the weather for that time of year. We were there in summer and wore hiking pants. I think it will be cooler in Feb, but i am not local. …
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Hi Jemima. I would highly recommend checking the weather for that time of year. We were there in summer and wore hiking pants. I think it will be cooler in Feb, but i am not local. Perhaps a local could supply more info. Good luck
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Do you have to book a tour for this walk?
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No, you don't Just follow the signs
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hello i am from malaysia. is it okay if I go there by my own without a tour guide?
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Absolutely. Hong Kong is a very safe place, despite what you may have seen or read in the media recently. However, i would recommend that you take a map with you. don’t just rely …
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Absolutely. Hong Kong is a very safe place, despite what you may have seen or read in the media recently. However, i would recommend that you take a map with you. don’t just rely on your phone to help you navigate.
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COVID-19 testing and quarantine are no longer required for entering Hong Kong. Please visit here or the Hong Kong Government’s webpage for the latest updates.
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