行山

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香港行山

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近年來行山成為了不少香港人最喜歡的休閒運動。雖然很多人對香港的第一印象就是國際大都會，不過你又知道香港有40%地方都是郊區嗎？香港大大話話都有幾十座山，而行山徑就更加不用說了。一個城市和大自然十分接近的地方，香港行山不只是運動，還是一個拍照好地方。無論你想看山景，海景或是城市景色都可以，什至有不少人會露營看日出。
細數香港最出名的行山徑不外乎獅子山，龍脊，西貢三尖和大東山。香港當然不只有這幾條行山徑，作為一個地質系畢業生加拍照愛好者，我對行山都好有興趣。

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香港島

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西高山

在山頂的西邊,西高山北對維港景色南對薄扶林~

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孖岡山

雖然有成上千級樓梯，不過你可以由高山欣賞到赤柱的景色。

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龍脊

作為亞洲最佳市區行山徑，龍脊不但適合初行山人士，還有石澳美景。

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Tai Tun Sha, Sai Kung

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Buffalo Hill, Shatin

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MacLehose Trail Stage 4, Sai Kung

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Pineapple Hill, Tuen Mun

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Tai To Yan, Tai Po

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4 Consecutive Pools and Falls

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Robin’s Nest, near the border

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Lai Chi Chong, Sham Chung, Yung Shue O

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Tsz Wan Shan/ Temple Hill, Kowloon

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Tai Tun Leng, Sai Kung

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High Junk Peak, Sai Kung

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Ma On Shan Tiu Shau Ngam

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Wo Yang Shan, Tsuen Wan

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Needle Hill, Tsuen Wan

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Kai Kung Leng, Yuen Long

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