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DATE: 01.04.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: I met Hans-Peter and Claudia at Pak Tam Chung and we took some eerie, misty trails to Tai Cham Koi. We then followed a ridge trail before climbing Lo Tei Tun when things became overgrown and steep down to Sai Wan. |
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DATE: 28.03.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: Carsten and Hans-Peter came on a long hike in Sai Kung. We began with a walk over Luk Wu Plateau before deciding to climb Sharp Peak. Taking the long, technical route we enjoyed fantastic views of the Sai Kung peninsula. |
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DATE: 26.03.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: A strange week. Record pollution followed by a few days of perfect hiking weather. This hike involved a steep path up Buffalo Hill and then onwards to Ma On Shan. After this there followed a final 1.5km steep, technical, tough decent. |
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DATE: 10.02.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: A fun hike climbing from Sha Tin to the Lutheran Church and then heading up to Needle Hill. The paths became more slippery and technical before we had a flat interlude around Shing Mun Reservoir before overgrown but really green trails to Tai Po. |
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DATE: 23.01.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: A cold day but perfect hiking conditions - cool to walk and an atmospheric mist. I Met Steffen and headed to Shing Mun Reservoir. After a flat start we took some more technical and adventurous paths, all the time appreciating the truly beautiful trails. |
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DATE: 02.01.2010 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: First hike of the new year and we chose a goody. Started at Luk Keng then an overgrown climb to Tiu Tang Lung and a slippery descent. We continued with ailing body but firm spirit, visiting So Lo Pun and Yung Shue Au on the return to Luk Keng. |
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DATE: 12.12.2009 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: A spontaneous hike starting at Bride's Pool and following a lovely trail to Sam A Tsuen where we stopped for a bit of tea and conversation. Then it was onwards to Lai Chi Wo before climbing and then heading down to Wu kau Tang. |
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DATE: 09.12.2009 |
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| HIKE DETAILS: Twas dispiriting to see the clouds hanging over the hills but once going it was great. Already soaking after the overgrown climb of Kau To Shan, we climbed the misty Grassy Hill before descending to Shing Mun Reservoir on empty, lovely trails. |
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