Description

Essentials about the Dragon’s Back in brief

Although Hong Kong is generally famous for its sea of skyscrapers, the metropolis also offers its visitors a variety of beautiful natural areas. Those who like hiking or enjoy great views should therefore definitely put on their hiking boots/sneakers during a trip to Hong Kong and take the hiking trail over the Dragon’s Back. The Dragon’s Back is a hill ridge in the southeast of Hong Kong Island. The Dragon’s Back trail is one of the most beautiful urban hiking trails in the world and offers breathtaking views of the southern part of Hong Kong Island and the coast of the South China Sea.

The hiking trail over the Dragon’s Back

The Dragon’s Back trail is the last part of the 50-kilometer Hong Kong Trail on Hong Kong Island, which is divided into eight sections and runs from Victoria Peak to Big Wave Bay Beach. The Dragon’s Back is the last section of the Hong Kong Trail and is 8.5 kilometers long. At the end of the trail over the Dragon’s Back is Big Wave Bay, where you can have a wonderful rest from hiking (or if you still have strength, you can ride the waves).

Website

discoverhongkong.com/dragons-back

Opening hours

None.

Admission fees

None.

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

Bus line 9 and Minibus line “Shek O”: Stop To Tei Wan (on Shek O Road)

By car:

There is no parking on site.