We only walked a short part of the trail. We caught bus no 6 from City Hall and got off at the road leading to the Wing Nai CHUNG reservoir to Repulse Bay. The weather was cool, windy and wet, but it was beautiful. I'm sure the views would have been amazing if the weather was fine, but there is nothing like the damp earth smells of wet weather hiking. The way to the top is clearly marked. There are quite a lot of steps, but nothing compared to the steps on the way down. It would be a very steep hike, but on steps, if you came from Repulse Bay. At this time of year (February) the small indications of Spring are magical. Repulse Bay has plenty of trendy little bars and restaurants in front of the beach, if you are hungry afterwards, and the connections back to town are very good. Highly recommended.
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Read moreWe love hiking so we gave this place a shot. We weren't disappointed but just know there's a wild piggy family who might be a little territorial if not aggressive and some monkeys who are a lil less lion king a lil more jungle book. Also the trail is pretty challenging if you're a noob, def don't do like an Aussie who almost broke his neck on the way up in slippers. Very beautiful, go early bc the humidity and HK heat is no joke and if you go to Repulse Bay after just know it'll be both hot, crowded and...
Read morestart off with the up slope to the start point of wilson trail. you can avoid it by asking the cab driver to drive you all the way to the top (insist the driver to do that for you. otherwise is a good 1km+ worth of upslope. becareful of heading to the right trail for sect 5, there are many sec trail that share a common path. entrance to sec 5 is not pronounced, so got to look out for it. thereafter is mostly downhilled and a series of winding trail that hugs against the contour of...
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