Route Description
This route is not difficult at all but it is not frequently visited by hikers. Therefore, the down-hill portion of the path is a little bit confusing. You don't need to climb tall mountain, you can still enjoy a excellent sea view if the weather is fine. For experienced hikers, it is a leisure half-day trip.
1
10M
The entrance is right next to the bridge tower.
2
10M
Take the stairs to go upwards. The path on the left will lead to the shore.
3
0M
This is Tso Wan (草灣). The sand is very good here. The path continues on the other side of the beach amid the bamboos.
4
0M
This is Fa Peng Wan which again has very fine sand and rubbish flushed from the sea.
5
45M
This is Fa Peng (Vase) Rock (花瓶石) which is the most distinctive feature in this route.
6
100M
These pictures were taken on Fa Peng Rock (花瓶石). It is great place for lunch, sight-seeing, photography and relaxation.
7
15M
Here we are in a bamboo forest again. There are beaches on either sides. You should take the right one. Well, you can also visit the left beach before heading back to the exit.
By the way, when you go down from Fa Peng Teng (花瓶頂), you may be tempted or misled to go down to a stream in a valley. That's absolutely doable but the experience won't be very pleasant.
8
0M
Interesting coastline trekking ...
9
5M
Now we reached the HK Disneyland Phase II construction site. At the time of this visit, there was no construction work. You can actually walk across the field to search for exit. Please look for the ribbons.
