Shui Chuen O

Route
City One MTR Station>Ngau Pei Shan Street> Ngau Pei Shan Village>Ngau Pei Shan Teng>To Shek Teng>Kong Pui Teng>Shui Chun O>Man Yau Tun>Sha Tin Pass> Sha Tin Pass Road

Recommendation
★★★☆☆

Difficulty
★★★★☆

Length
6 KM

Duration
4 hours

Support
Shops at City One MTR Station (Start Point)
Stores at Sha Tin Pass (Close to End Point)

Transport
Start Point
City One MTR Station
End Point
Green Mini Bus No. 18M (Link Click Here)

Map (reference only)

Elevation (reference only)

Shui Chuen O is located in Sha Tin, with a height of 372 meters. There are open and wide views along the trail from Ngau Pei Shan Village to Shui Chuen O, but no official hiking trail is provided for Shui Chuen O, the paths to Shui Chuen O are rugged with dense grasses and scrubs and steep inclination, suggested to walk accompanied with experienced hikers.

Starts at City One MTR Station D Exit
Walk toward Ngau Pei Shan Street to Ngau Pei Shan Village

At the Ngau Pei Shan Village, walk along the green fence

Find the entrance by the ribbons

There are pillboxes ruins along the trail

Overlooking Siu Lek Yuen

Turn right at this fork

Ngau Pei Shan Teng, with a height of 160 meters

To Shek Teng, with a height of 250 meters

Shui Cheun O Estate and Prince of Wales Hospital

Turn left at this fork, and walk to left side if any forks afterward

Kong Pui Teng, with a heights of 290 meters

Turn right at this fork to Shui Cheun O

Follow the ribbons on the left side downhill to Shui Cheun O
It will be the most difficult part of the trail

It will be ascent after crossing the stream

Look back the Kong Pui Teng and the path walked before, it can see the steepness of the slope


The “flying Stone” at Shui Chuen O

The summit of Shui Chuen O, with a height of 372 meters

Walk toward Man Yau Tun in this blog

The mountain on the right side is the Man Yau Tun

Turn right to Man Yau Tun,
It walked left side in this blog

Cross the high voltage tower

Turn right at this fork to Mau Tat Village

Mau Tat Village

Sha Tin Pass, it has a store to provide foods and drinks
Walk along the Sha Tin Pass Road to finish the trail