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Written by South China Morning Post ( Morning Studio )
High Island Geo Trail lies beside the beautiful High Island Reservoir — created after two large dams blocked a narrow channel between High Island and the eastern side of Sai Kung Peninsula. The area, situated within Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, is home to breathtaking rock landscapes of international geological importance formed when a supervolcano erupted 140 million years ago. Signs dotting the leisurely trail offer insights into Instagram-friendly delights including towering cliff faces lined with hexagonal rock columns, mysterious caves and sea stacks and — atop Biu Tsim Kok hill — stunning coastal scenery, such as picturesque Long Ke Wan.
You can buy snacks and drinks in Sai Kung Town Centre before setting off.
If you start your High Island Geo Trail journey from Sai Kung Town, don’t miss the Volcano Discovery Centre, located near Sai Kung Bus Terminus, where you can learn more about volcanoes, Hong Kong’s unique hexagonal rock columns and book guided geotours to other Hong Kong Geopark geosites.
From MTR Diamond Hill Station Exit C2, take bus 92 to Sai Kung Town Centre, or you can take minibus 101M from MTR Hang Hau Station Exit B1. From Sai Kung Town Centre, catch a taxi to East Dam.
From East Dam, take a taxi back to Sai Kung Town Centre. During the afternoon on Sundays and public holidays you can take minibus 9A back to Pak Tam Chung to catch bus 94 to Sai Kung Town or bus 96R to MTR Diamond Hill Station.
Written by South China Morning Post ( Morning Studio )
High Island Geo Trail lies beside the beautiful High Island Reservoir — created after two large dams blocked a narrow channel between High Island and the eastern side of Sai Kung Peninsula. The area, situated within Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, is home to breathtaking rock landscapes of international geological importance formed when a supervolcano erupted 140 million years ago. Signs dotting the leisurely trail offer insights into Instagram-friendly delights including towering cliff faces lined with hexagonal rock columns, mysterious caves and sea stacks and — atop Biu Tsim Kok hill — stunning coastal scenery, such as picturesque Long Ke Wan.
You can buy snacks and drinks in Sai Kung Town Centre before setting off.
If you start your High Island Geo Trail journey from Sai Kung Town, don’t miss the Volcano Discovery Centre, located near Sai Kung Bus Terminus, where you can learn more about volcanoes, Hong Kong’s unique hexagonal rock columns and book guided geotours to other Hong Kong Geopark geosites.
From MTR Diamond Hill Station Exit C2, take bus 92 to Sai Kung Town Centre, or you can take minibus 101M from MTR Hang Hau Station Exit B1. From Sai Kung Town Centre, catch a taxi to East Dam.
From East Dam, take a taxi back to Sai Kung Town Centre. During the afternoon on Sundays and public holidays you can take minibus 9A back to Pak Tam Chung to catch bus 94 to Sai Kung Town or bus 96R to MTR Diamond Hill Station.