【TimHiking】 Kau Ling Chung ． Fan Lau Lighthouse ． Peaked Hill

Kau Ling Chung, Fan Lau Lighthouse, Peaked Hill

2024-12-20

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Map

「Kau Ling Chung, Fan Lau Lighthouse, Peaked Hill」路線Map

View :
Difficulty :
	(skip Fan Lau Lighthouse)
Path :
Length :	20km
Estimate :	8hours


Ascent : 1,075m	Descent : 1,116m
Max : 140m	Min : 0m
(The accuracy of elevation is +/-30m)

Section :

Trail 45%

Road 50%

Jungle 5%

Slope :

Ascent 1,075m (49%)

Descent 1,116m (51%)

Exposure :

80%

Climb :

Start Point :

Support :

Tung Wan Store Sai Wan Store

End Point :

一起行山闖蕩去【Kau．Ling．Chung,．Fan．Lau．Lighthouse,．Peaked．Hill】

First, take Lantau Bus No.11 or 23 at Tung Chung and get off at Sha Tsui Stop.

After passing the gate,

38︰The end is Kau Ling Chung Viewing Point.

The South Lantau Obelisk is not too high, only about the height of a person. It is the boundary stele that ceded the land of the New Territories to the United Kingdom in the past.

54︰and can see the perfect arc of Fan Lau Tung Wan, plus the natural scenery of Fan Lau. The scene, the meeting of the muddy yellow river water and the blue sea water is really picturesque.

Go forward for about one kilometre,

Continuing along the road,

Fan Lau Fort is a declared monument, also known as Peaked Hill Fort and Stalagmite Fort, located on the highland of 70 meters high on the Fan Lau Peninsula.

After visiting the Fan Lau Fort, continue along the Fan Lau Country Trail. The distance post is C1603.

93︰When you go to the end, you will see Fan Lau Lighthouse.

When you go to the end, you will see Fan Lau Lighthouse.

A slope on the right side of the line

Go back to the intersection of Tsin Yue Wan,

TimHiking【Kau Ling Chung ． Fan Lau Lighthouse ． Peaked Hill】Hong Kong Hiking Map

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snow :	請問界埤之後，原本有條小路可以直落狗嶺涌營地，那裏現在還可不可以行？ (2024-12-20)
	周圍路況太差，完全沒打算試落了。 (Tim Sir 2024-12-20)

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