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Very adventurous with very enriching, very nature-focused, somewhat local character.

Embark on a serene yet invigorating journey through Ha Shan Tuk along the High Junk Peak Country Trail in Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong. This enchanting forest path, blanketed by dappled sunlight filtering through lush, twisting branches, invites outdoor explorers and nature lovers to lose themselves in a soul-soothing escape. The rugged dirt trail, interlaced with roots and scattered rocks, pulses with the quiet sounds of the forest—whispering leaves and birdsong—offering a mindful retreat from the city bustle. Each step deepens your connection to Hong Kong’s wild beauty and the untouched, tranquil energy of this hidden hiking gem. Perfect for adventurers craving a moderate challenge amidst shaded woodland and fresh air. Push your limits, breathe the verdant calm, and rediscover nature’s timeless embrace right on the edge of the urban sprawl.

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October to April when weather is cooler and drier for pleasant hiking

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Most videos filmed Dec–Jan during spring. July is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.

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October to April when weather is cooler and drier for pleasant hiking

2–4 hours depending on pace

Sturdy hiking shoes, Sun protection hat, Water bottle, Light backpack, and Insect repellent

Adventure Seekers, Nature Lovers, Couples, Solo Travelers, and Hiking Enthusiasts

The nearest airport is Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), approximately 40 minutes by taxi to Clear Water Bay.

Stay nearby in cozy guesthouses and boutique hotels in Clear Water Bay or the nearby Sai Kung district, offering serene countryside charm.Book a stay →

Explore additional outdoor adventures like coastal hikes around Clear Water Bay, waterfront dining in Sai Kung, or kayaking along the nearby beaches.Book a tour →

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