This is one of the paths from the Central District up to Victoria Peak by way of the network of roads and trails that scale up the mountain. This particular route is just under 2km in distance and is gradually steep but like most routes, it is almost entirely paved so easy to walk if you have the time, energy and interest in a bit of exercise in getting to The Peak.

The Central Green Trail starts at 1 Tramway Path basically at the Peak Tram Lower Terminus. It follows the peak tram line until around Magazine Gap and then begins to zigzag its way through flush green mountainside. There are a few gaps in the forest. These clearings offer some nice views of the harbour and skyline as you ascend upwards. The trail eventually makes it to Barker Road, which you walk west until reaching the Peak. While relatively easy to follow, you may want to view the route on the Hiking Trail Hong Kong app, a helpful tool for following local trails in the city, before setting off.

Overall, the Green Trail is pretty good if you want some exercise and fair views on the way up to the Peak. You can also consider taking the Old Peak Road Route or the Lung Fu Shan Morning Trail up to Lugard Road which circles the Peak. These are good ways up as well.