10 EASY HONG KONG BIKE RIDES

Tai Mei Tuk to Sha Tin

Cycling from Tai Mei Tuk to Shatin is an adventurous journey along one of Hong Kong’s most beloved cycling paths, the Tolo Harbour Cycling Track. This approximately 20-kilometer route offers an array of stunning views that range from the majestic Plover Cove Reservoir in Tai Mei Tuk, verdant hills, charming parks, to the sparkling waters of Tolo Harbour. The path is mostly flat and well-maintained, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. 

Lamma Island

Hong Kong’s third-largest island is a popular destination for tourists free from cars and skyscrapers. You’ll find it packed with traditional fishing villages, beautiful temples, and scenic coastlines. It boasts serene cycling paths with outstanding coastal views and is perfect for either a leisurely ride or a more extended journey from one side of the island to the other.

Cycling on Lamma offers an immersive cultural experience and a picturesque journey into the heart of Hong Kong’s heritage.  

Cheung Chau

Cheung Chau, a charming outlying island in Hong Kong, is a wonderful escape for cyclists seeking tranquility away from the city’s hustle and bustle. The island, free from cars and skyscrapers, boasts serene, car-free cycling paths perfect for a leisurely ride. With its narrow alleyways, traditional fishing villages, beautiful temples, and scenic coastline, cycling in Cheung Chau offers an immersive cultural experience and a picturesque journey into the heart of Hong Kong’s heritage. 

Tai Lam Mountain Bike Trail

The Tai Lam Mountain Bike Trail in Hong Kong is an exciting and challenging venue for off-road cycling enthusiasts. Nestled within the expansive Tai Lam Country Park in the New Territories, this trail is a labyrinth of steep ascents, thrilling descents, and tight turns that provide a true test of a cyclist’s technical skills. The trail winds through verdant forests and offers incredible views of the surrounding hills and reservoirs, providing a sense of immersion in nature rarely found in this bustling city.

Tsuen Kwan O

A loop around Tsuen Kwan O with a route that follows the town’s bike-friendly cycle tracks beginning with at ride across the bay’s impressive bridge followed by some tree-lined roads, parks and ending where the route began at Tsuen Kwan O MTR station. 

Nam Sang Wai

Nam Sang Wai, located in the northernmost part of Hong Kong’s New Territories, is a stunning cycling destination known for its idyllic landscapes and rich biodiversity. Offering a peaceful retreat from city life, the flat and mostly unpaved cycling paths take you through lush mangroves, serene fish ponds, and picturesque farmland, offering a unique glimpse into the area’s rural charm. The area is also a birdwatcher’s paradise, as it serves as a significant stopover point for migratory birds.

Tai Po to Sheung Shui

This short ride from Tai Po to Sheung Shui along the New Territories Cycle Track offers an easy ride through suburban Hong Kong with views set along two different rivers with sections that are set along tree-lined avenues. It’s a great short ride that can done on shared bikes picked up at MTR stations.

Tung Chung to Sunny Bay

If you love airplanes, this route is for you. Split into two sections, the first part is the easiest and is a straight ride out from Tung Chung MTR to Hong Kong airport’s runway number one. There you can watch planes taking off above your head. Part two  continues on from the airport and coast on to Sunny Bay alongside Lantau Highway. Part two is a little tough going if you are using the sharebike option, but for those using their own bikes, it is a lot easier. 

The Peak

A mostly easy ride that begins at Victoria Gardens amd ends down in Central. Along the way you’ll take in a loop of Luggard Road and enjoy iconic views of Hong Kong. The final stretch of the route is a quick descent down the picturesque Old Peak Road.

Lantau Bike Park

Lantau’s bike park is a great way to explore the easier side of mountain biking in a well-organized park that promised a great day out on the bike for riders of all levels. Located atop a mountain overlooking the town of Mui Wo, it’s only a short ride from the local ferry pier

Biking in Hong Kong | Gear you Need

Join us in the third episode of “Gear You Need” as we explore essential biking gear for Hong Kong’s terrain with experts Rob and Dan. We cover everything from choosing the right mountain and road bikes to essential safety equipment and clothing. Learn about the necessary tools for trail repairs and how to navigate local trails using apps like Strava. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned biker, this episode is packed with tips to enhance your biking experience.

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