Lantau Beast
This 35-kilometer-long route is a steep, formidable one that will push your legs to the limit as you take on our triple-hill climb challenge.
Along the way, you’ll take in views out above Mui Wo, wind along quiet catchwater roads, take a pitstop at the Big Buddha, before ending the ride along an undulating route past Hong Kong’s longest beach and on into Mui Wo to complete the challenge.
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DIRECTIONS
Get to the start:
Starting at Tung Chung MTR, turn right onto Tat Tung Road.
Follow signs to Tung Chung Road.
Midway along the road, look out for a turn-off on the opposite side.
Join this old road if you want to avoid heavier traffic.
Rejoin the main road just before reaching Pak Kung Au summit.
Begin the descent down the other side.
Keep an eye out for a set of stairs on the left side.
Walk down the stairs to get onto Lantau Trail Sec. 10.
Follow the catchwater road and exit at South Lantau Road.
Cross the Shek Pik Reservoir and climb out up Keng Shan Road.
Turn right onto Sham Way Road, then right onto Ngong Ping Road.
At the top of the climb is the Ngong Ping Complex.
Return back down to the Shek Pik Reservoir.
Continue along South Lantau Road past Chung Sha Beach.
Remain on South Lantau Road to reach Mui Wo.
Get home:
A ferry can be taken back to central from Mui Wo ferry pier.
Note: Some faster ferries do not allow bike carriage.
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