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Sep 16, 2018
2 min

3 Adventures You are Never Too Old To Have

3 Adventures You’re Never Too Old To Have Retirement doesn’t necessarily mean you have to slow down. More and more people are hanging up their company badges and picking up walking shoes to spend their golden years traveling across the globe. Even extreme adventures aren’t out of the question for the older travelers, who can be found zip-lining and paragliding on almost every continent (I can only hope to be that adventurous when I retire!). Here are three adventures you’re n

OutdoorHongKong

Sep 9, 2018
4 min

Organised hiking Tours Versus Going It Alone

If you’re planning a decent length walk, or a walking holiday perhaps, then one of the first things to decide is whether you’re going to plan your own routes, walk on your own accord and go it alone, or whether you’re going to book onto an organised hiking tour. There are certainly pros and cons to both options and in some parts of the world even the most seasoned walker would be a fool not to join an organised tour. Many places have hidden dangers that need expert advice fro

OutdoorHongKong

Sep 9, 2018
4 min

5 Problems that hikers would face and how to best avoid them

As a hiker you enjoy a challenge and tend to push your body to new limits which feels great, but can mean you encounter your fair share of problems along the way. You’ll probably recognise at least some of these problems and may have some helpful tips to add from your own experiences. Let’s discuss what are the five most likely issues that might arise and what we can do to try and avoid them, we’ll also offer a few pointers if you are unfortunate enough to suffer from any of

OutdoorHongKong

Sep 9, 2018
3 min

Great Tips for Avoid Dehydration when Hiking in Hong Kong

Evenings are drawing in and the temperature is falling which only means one thing, winter is looming. Winter can be an amazing time though for hiking throughout the world with completely different landscapes and sights to see along the way, you just really need to be prepared. Shorter routes close to home and are a good way to start since you can easily familiarise yourself with the routes and differences between summer and winter walks. It is also very important to avoid de

OutdoorHongKong

Sep 4, 2018
2 min

Reasons To Go on a Trek with a Hiking Tour Company

Help and assistance from experts can lead to a much better hike all around. Here’s why you’ll want to check out Hiking Tours in Hong Kong with OutdoorHongKong Tours for your first trip ever as well as for your subsequent ones: Enjoy every minute of your trip There’s nothing like jetting off for a vacation to spend days seeing nature at its most awesome. However, you’ll enjoy your vacation more if you didn’t have to spend every spare moment researching about where to go, what

Kowloon Reservoirs - Kam Shan Country Park - hiking with monkeys

Tui Tang Lung－Double Haven－Yan Chau Tong Marine Park

Hung Shek Mun - Red Coastline - Devil's Fist ＆Wong Chuk Kok Tsui

Lung Fu Shan - High West Hill－The Peak Hiking trail

Pat Sin Leng - Tai Po - Hiking in Hong Kong

Sunset Peak - Lantau Island - Miscanthus - Beautiful Autumn in Hong Kong

Tai Long Wan－Sheung Luk's Four Pools－Sai Kung Maclehose Trail

Pak Lung Stream (North Dragon Stream)－Por Kai Shan - Tung Chung Hiking

West Buffalo Hill Stones City - Buffalo Hill

Sheung Tam Stream - Tai Tam - Fei Lung Waterfall

Tiger Roar Rock River - Kau Nga Ling - Dangerous climb in HK

Tai O - Lion Hill - Elephant Hill - General Rock

Hong Kong Weird Rocks - Famous Rocks - amazing rocks

Castle Peak Basin - Tsing Shan basin - HK desert?

Lin Ma Hang Mine Cave - New Territories - Restricted Area