Wilson Trail (Section 3) (Devil’s Peak)
Route
Yau Tong MTR Station>Ko Chiu Road>Devil’s Peak>Black Hill>Ma Yau Tong>Tseng Lan Shue
Recommendation
★★★★☆
Difficulty
★★☆☆☆
Length
8 KM
Duration
3 hours
Support
Shopping Mall at Yau Tong MTR Station (Start Point)
Restaurants at Tseng Lan Shue (End Point)
Transport
Start Point
Yau Tong MTR Station
End Point
Bus (KMB) No. 91, 92, 91M (Link Click Here)
Map (reference only)
Elevation (reference only)
The pillboxes on Devil’s Peak were constructed by “British Forces Overseas Hong Kong” to guard the eastern access to Victoria Harbour. Although the fort had been removed a long time ago, the circular pillbox, which has remained intact, is still attractive. The fort on the peak, which is not far away, is the gateway to an even wider view, making it an ideal sunset spot. Black Hill, the highest point of this section, commands Tseung Kwan O, whereas Tseng Lan Shue oozes yet another type of charm. (Source: Enjoy Hiking by AFCD)
Starts the trail at the exit of “Domain” shopping mall nearby Yau Tong MTR Station
Walk upslope along Ko Chiu Road
Then turn right toward the cemetery
Then follow the signs of Wilson Trail to Lam Tin
Turn left at this fork
It is optional to visit the Devil’s Peak Fortification (62m) to Gough Battery
Or move to Devil’s Peak or Lam Tin directly
Gough Battery
Backtrack after visiting
Then, there is a fork to walk Devil’s Peak or Lam Tin
The original Wilson’s Trail skips the Devil’s Peak to walk Lam Tin
But it will visit the Devil’s Peak in this blog
Panorama views on Devil’s Peak
The pillboxes on Devil’s Peak
Leave the pillbox on “upper floor” of the pillbox
Meet the Wilson’s Trail
Walk toward O King Road
Cross the O King Road and turn right
The peak of Black Hill, with a height of 304 meters
View of Tin Keng Leng and Tseung Kwan O
After going through the Ma Yau Tong Village, cross the Po Lam Road to Tsui Lam Road
Walk toward Au Tau
Walk along the green fences at the end of concrete road
Come an end at Clear Water Bay Road
YouTube Video of Wilson Trail Section 3
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