The Wilson Trail stretches for 78 kilometers from Stanley on Hong Kong Island to Nam Chung on the mainland. It is named after David Wilson, who was Governor of Hong Kong from 1987 to 1992.

Section five starts with a relatively easy forested path that takes you around the back side of Lion Rock Country Park. You later join a catch water that takes you the Kowloon Reservoir.

Here section six begins and things get a little tougher. Unlike the MacLehose trail that goes straight up the road, the Wilson takes on smugglers ridge in the Kam Shan Country Park before finishing at the Shing Mun Reservoir.