Thursday, June 20, 2013

Dragon's Back

After spotting a clear day in the forecast, Sam and I made a plan to take advantage after having quite a few rainy days last week. Yesterday, we hiked Dragon's Back, one of Hong Kong's most popular trails. A relatively easy trail, with beautiful 360-degree views and an end at the beach was impossible to pass up on such a gorgeous day.

We took the MTR over to Shau Kei Wan, then took a light bus to the beginning of the trail. We were greeted immediately by some large spiders (about 5" diameter with their legs) in their webs for a reminder to always be on the lookout. As usual, it was 90 degrees and about 90% humidity, but we did our best to protect against the sun and were fairly successful. At the end, I resorted to using the umbrella for cover which I have always thought a silly idea, but completely understand now.



Dragon's Back Hiking Trail + Sam. 19 June 2013



View of Big Wave Bay (Tai Long Wan) + Shek O Golf Course
from Shek O Peak. 19 June 2013

View of Tai Tam Bay and 
Stanley peninsula from Shek O Peak. 19 June 2013

Shek O town from Shek O Peak. 19 June 2013

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