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Section Three

The trail over Tai To Yan is one of the highlights of the Tinworth Trail. Follow the Wu Tip Shan Trail as it climbs above Fanling, as you’re rewarded with increasingly good views of Shenzhen the further you go. After the first peak the trail follows the ridge, eventually turning left and climbing steeply through trees towards Pak Tai To Yan, 480m above sea level. Continue along the jaggy ridge, eventually getting to the highest point, Tai To Yan, at 566m, with great views over Kai Kung Leng to the west. The stage ends with a long and at times steep downhill towards Lam Kam Road; but don’t forget to look up and see what awaits you on the next stage: the massive presence of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong’s highest mountain.

 

Section 3 Toilets: Fanling (near Wu Tip Shan Trail)

 

Section 3 Food/Drinks: Fanling

Fanling to Kadoorie Farm
8.5km distance 765m elevation
★★☆

THE TINWORTH TRAIL

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IMPORTANT: Trail running and hiking are inherently risky activities, and anyone attempting any section of the Tinworth Trail does so exclusively at their own risk. The Tinworth Trail contains many hazards, including uneven footing due to rocks and tree roots, steep climbs, sudden drops, and overgrown paths, among many others. The Trail crosses several roads at which care must be taken. Runners and hikers should consult a medical doctor to ensure they are in good health before attempting any section of the Trail. Runners and hikers should ensure they have adequate water and food, particularly in hot weather. In the event of any difficulty, you should call Emergency Services immediately on 999. The designers of the Tinworth Trail accept no responsibility for any eventuality that occurs to you on the Tinworth Trail. 

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