Trails 越野路徑指南

A complete description of Hong Kong trails OPEN to mountain biking. Each article will give you a complete description of the trail or of an area where you can ride. Expand the articles to access the full story or browse the story list through the top menu and the list down this page.
A Google map will help you to locate the trailheads. You can zoom to a detail (like a road connection with a trail) and click on the Google logo to jump onto the Google Map page and get directions.
Members can also download our printable trail guide.

Chi Ma Wan Penninsula

One of Hong Kongs most balanced rides with a mix of fast flowing single track, exciting technical sections through shaded forest and wonderful ocean views. It has something for everyone. It can be ridden by all levels, just watch out for the "Fridge". For the more hardcore, the option of doing the 5K Extension is an added bonus.

Discovery Bay monastery loop

A great little trail with some interesting technical sections: a short and challenging trail that skirts the DB's golf course up to the monastery followed by a paved path bringing back to Discovery Bay.

Discovery Bay to Mui Wo

A killer ride linking Discovery Bay to Mui Wo.

ATTENTION - As of August 2012 the Trappist Trail has been blocked by the developer, Hong Kong Resorts. The developer refuses to reveal what their plans are. In addition the country park boundaries have now been expanded so that that this ride is now officially illegal. 


The toughest link

A Brutal climb followed by a gnarly descent this trail links Discovery Bay to Mui Wo and its a killer, very rutted with huge natural steps its not for the novice or faint of heart.

This challenging trail can be the warm up for an epic day, if you combine this trail with Chi Ma Wan you are certain to feel the burn. However the trail is planned to become part of the HK Country Park (2008) and will be subject to regulations so get there before it may become illegal to ride it!

 

Getting there

The first part of this trail is the Discovery Bay Monastery Loop, refer to the corresponding article to find direction.

The Trail

From the Monastery take the path to the left side of the road that goes uphill. The climb becomes very steep in places and will eventually bring you out on to a pass. At the top climb the set of steps to your left. Follow a ridge trail for a few hundred metres. The trail will suddenly dive to your right. It's extremely steep and rutted, it then continues down slightly to the left, to another steep section. The natural trail becomes very broken so try to follow the most obvious thread. The final downhill section is extremely gnarly terminating at a small village path. Nothing is indicated but you will eventually make your way down to the coastal path.

As soon as you reach the coastal path head right - towards Mui Wo.

Expect this ride to take you 1:30 hour +. Go on weekends when you can try to follow local riders in order to find your way down to the coastal path.

This trail can only be ridden from Discover Bay to Mui Wo, you won't be able to ride back without carrying your back up thousands of steps.

You can get back to DB using the ferry shuttle located in Mui Wo in front of Mac Donalds, on the right side of the Main ferry building. There is a ferry every 2 hours on weekends.

DB to Mui Wo

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High Junk Peak Trail

High junk peak trail is a small trail isolated in Clear Water Bay Country Park. It's a short but pleasant ride with spectacular sceneries

Subcategories

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Lantau Island is a fantastic place to ride with its very versatile country park open trail and some good options to ride long distances. It's a perfect place to go and spend a weekend at any of the excellent hotels on the island and ride the incredible mountain bike trails that almost take you through time to a quieter & rural past in Hong Kong. Also take the opportunity to stop & wonder at the views from the trail or simply cool down at the beach...

HKMBA member, Ludwighihi, has created a facebook page devoted to biking on Lantau: Riding Lantau Facebook Page

Hong Kong island's natural environment contrasts heavily with the city’s ultimate urban development. The island's Country Park's trails and roads could be make a wonderful mountain biking network for Hong Kong residents and visitors but only one trail is currently open for mountain biking: Dragon’s back.
Trails in the New Territories
Tai Lam Country park hosts the largest network of trails and roads. Tai Lam Country Park is the Northen side of Tai Mo Shan - the highest peak in HK - riders often refer to the trails as "Tai Mo Shan's trails".
Sai Kung East Contry Park is certainly the wildest part of Hong Kong. You'll find one trail open to mountain biking and small peninsula  where you can where you can ride the any trails you want.
All about potentially good MTB trails in HK
General Overview of Trails in HK
This Category lists trails that have potential to be excellent MTB trails but are legally off-limits to MTB riders.
This sections describes all the trails located outside the Hong Kong Country Parks. There is no regulations concerning cycling in these areas and you do not need a permit to ride.

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