2022.12.11 SUN
【Hiking • 019】
Crossing The Frog 🐸 Journey – Hong Kong Island
劏青蛙 🐸 之 橫跨香港島 • 東西兩極
Crossing the Frog 🐸 Journey is a challenging route that traverses Hong Kong Island from one end to the other. Because the map of Hong Kong Island resembles the shape of a frog, this cross-island route is famously known as 『Slicing the Frog 🐸 (劏青蛙)』. This particular version of the itinerary takes a relatively manageable path, starting from MTR Kennedy Town Station and passing through Mount Davis, Lung Fu Shan, Lugard Falls, and Peak Galleria. It then continues through Wong Nai Chung Reservoir , Tai Tam Reservoir, Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 & 8, and the Pottinger Peak Country Trail, finally finishing at 【Siu Sai Wan Promenade. The entire route spans approximately 24 kilometers and takes about 8 to 9 hours to complete, making it ideal for seasoned hikers with good physical stamina. If you are looking to push your limits, why not take on this feat of crossing the east and west poles of Hong Kong Island? 😆💪🏻 It is sure to be an unforgettable journey.
Route:
MTR Kennedy Town Station → Mount Davis → Lung Fu Shan → Lugard Falls → Peak Galleria → Wong Nai Chung • Reservoir → Tai Tam Reservoir → Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 → Hong Kong Trail – Section 8 → Pottinger Peak Country Trail → Siu Sai Wan Promenade
Duration
7.6
hrs
Distance
24.3
km
Highest Point
427
m
Difficulty
3.5
⭐️
Explore the Route
路線簡介
MTR Kennedy Town Station → Mount Davis → Lung Fu Shan → Lugard Falls → Peak Galleria → Wong Nai Chung • Reservoir → Tai Tam Reservoir → Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 → Hong Kong Trail – Section 8 → Pottinger Peak Country Trail → Siu Sai Wan Promenade
【Start】 Setting off from MTR Kennedy Town Station, head along Smithfield before turning into Mount Davis Path to begin your ascent of Mount Davis. As the westernmost peak on Hong Kong Island, standing at 260 meters, it is home to a wealth of military relics, including World War II-era gun batteries. From the summit, you can enjoy a magnificent panorama of Victoria Harbour. Afterward, follow the mountain trail towards Lung Fu Shan. Although Lung Fu Shan Country Park is the smallest country park in Hong Kong, it offers beautiful scenery perfect for a leisurely stroll. Continuing forward, you will reach Lugard Falls, a hidden waterfall with crystal-clear water and a fantastic spot for photography.
【Middle】 From Lugard Falls, follow the path towards the Peak Galleria. This famous landmark is a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong, featuring several observation decks with 360-degree views of the city skyline. It is also an ideal spot for supplies and a break, offering a wide variety of restaurants and shops. After leaving the Peak Galleria, head downhill and pass by Wong Nai Chung Reservoir. Built in the 19th century, it is one of Hong Kong’s oldest reservoirs, surrounded by lush woodlands and a tranquil atmosphere. Keep going until you arrive at the Tai Tam Reservoir. Comprising four separate reservoirs, it is one of the largest reservoir systems in Hong Kong and is truly picturesque.
【Finish】 Next, trek along Hong Kong Trail – Section 6, a scenic route that showcases the natural beauty of Hong Kong Island. Then, transition into Hong Kong Trail – Section 8; while this section is more rugged and challenging, the vistas are even more grand. Finally, follow the Pottinger Peak Country Trail, a beautiful path that offers a bird’s-eye view of Siu Sai Wan and the Clear Water Bay Peninsula, eventually finishing at the Siu Sai Wan Promenade.
Duration
7.6
hrs
Distance
24.3
km
Highest Point
427
m
Scenery
3.5
⭐️
Difficulty
3.5
⭐️
Exposure Index
3.5
⭐️
Here are the reference statistics for this journey:
Total Ascent
896
m
Total Descent
908
m
Moving Speed
4.1
km/h
Average Speed
3.2
km/h
Moving Time
5.7
hrs
Total Journey Time
7.6
hrs
Transport Guide
START
🚩
MTR Kennedy Town Station
- 🚇 MTR Kennedy Town Statio, Exit C
END
🏁
Siu Sai Wan Promenade
- Head to the Island Resort Public Transport Interchange to take a bus back to Causeway Bay or Kowloon urban areas.
📷 Tips:
- Since you’ll be finishing at the Promenade, the Island Resort bus terminus is just a short walk away. From there, you’ll find plenty of 『Cross-Harbour』 buses (starting with the number 1 or 6) to get you back to Kowloon or the 788/789 for a fast trip to Central and Admiralty!
Route Breakdown
🚩
Start
《Kennedy Town → Mount Davis → Peak Galleria》
1. 📍 Start: 🚇 MTR Kennedy Town Station
🚇 MTR Kennedy Town Station
Start: Exit from MTR Kennedy Town Station, Exit C, then head along Forbes Street towards West Wan Estate.
Smithfield Cooked Food Centre
Located in Western District, Hong Kong Island, this is one of Hong Kong’s earliest cooked food centres, opened on May 2, 1975, and managed by the Housing Authority. The two-story centre houses over 100 stalls selling authentic local favorites like roasted meats, stir-fries, noodles, and congee. Smithfield Cooked Food Centre is famous for its affordable and delicious food, making it a 『must-visit』 for tourists wanting a taste of real Hong Kong life.
2. 📍 Forbes Street Stone Wall Trees
Forbes Street Stone Wall Trees
While walking along Forbes Street, you’ll see the iconic Forbes Street Stone Wall Trees on the side of the road. This is the largest group of stone wall trees in Hong Kong, witnessing over a century of the city’s changes. These trees are listed in the Register of Old and Valuable Trees and serve as a cultural landmark of the Western District.
3. 📍 Tung Yuen Terrace, West Wan Estate
Tung Yuen Terrace, West Wan Estate
At the end of Forbes Street, you arrive at West Wan Estate. Tung Yuen Terrace is a section of the estate built in the 1970s, consisting of several high-rise residential blocks with various public housing unit types.
4. 📍 Block 2, Centennial Mansion
Block 2, Centennial Mansion
Reach the end of Forbes Street and turn right into Cadogan Street. Centennial Mansion is a veteran residential estate in the district, consisting of two 26-story towers. Its prime location near the MTR station and surrounding amenities makes it a classic housing choice in the west.
5. 📍 Cadogan Street / Victoria Road
Cadogan Street / Victoria Road
Continue along Cadogan Street to the traffic light intersection. Turn from Cadogan Street into Victoria Road and keep heading towards the China Merchants Wharf.
6. 📍 Mount Davis Path, Entrance
Mount Davis Path, Entrance
After walking about 1.7 km from the start, you will reach the Mount Davis Path, Entrance. To the right is the uniquely designed University of Chicago Francis and Rose Yuen Campus in Hong Kong, an important Asian base for the university occupying about 1.2 hectares.
7. 📍 Mount Davis Path 《I》
Mount Davis Path 《I》
Pass the University of Chicago Hong Kong Campus and turn from Victoria Road into the uphill section of Mount Davis Path.
8. 📍 Mount Davis Path 《II》
Mount Davis Path 《II》
Head up the slope for about 300 meters until you reach a fork. The left path leads to the Jockey Club Mt. Davis Youth Hostel, but we will go straight towards Mount Davis Service Reservoir.
9. 📍 Mount Davis Service Reservoir
Mount Davis Service Reservoir
After 2.3 km of walking, you’ll reach the Mount Davis Service Reservoir. Opened in 1966 with a capacity of 127,000 cubic meters, it is the largest service reservoir on the island. The top features a large lawn—a perfect spot for picnics, dates, and admiring High West.
10. 📍 Mount Davis Path 《III》
Mount Davis Path 《III》
From the Mount Davis Service Reservoir, look out towards the sea. You can clearly see Lamma Island in the distance with its three distinctive chimneys of the Lamma Power Station. You can also look down at Sha Wan Drive, where colorful rooftops and greenery form a vivid picture.
11. 📍 Mount Davis Path 《IV》
Mount Davis Path 《IV》
From the Mount Davis Path Entrance near the University of Chicago Hong Kong Campus, follow the incline for about 300 meters to the fork. The left leads to the Jockey Club Mt. Davis Youth Hostel, while we continue straight toward the Mount Davis Service Reservoir.
12. 📍 Mount Davis Road 《I》
Gazing at High West / Weeping Fig
At the end of Mount Davis Path, you will join Mount Davis Road. From here, High West appears massive, looking as if it’s right before your eyes. You will also see a large Weeping Fig tree standing by the road.
13. 📍 Greenery Garden
Greenery Garden
Along Mount Davis Road, you’ll spot Greenery Garden, a residential building with a striking design featuring a lush green exterior and circular balconies. Located in a quiet corner of Hong Kong Island, it offers residents a high-quality living environment that stays closely connected to nature while being away from the city’s hustle.
14. 📍 Mount Davis Road 《II》
Mount Davis Road 《II》
After walking about 3.3 km from the starting point at MTR Kennedy Town Station, you will be on Mount Davis Road. Looking ahead, you can see Kwun Lung Lau, which sits just above our starting point in Kennedy Town.
15. 📍 Mount Davis Road 《III》
Looking Down at Smithfield
From this vantage point on Mount Davis Road, you can look down upon Smithfield. This road in the Central and Western District connects Pok Fu Lam Roadto the Kennedy Town New Praya. Its name comes from an old London meat market, as the area once housed cattle sheds and abattoirs. Today, it is a bustling hub featuring a Municipal Services Building, library, and sports centre.
16. 📍 Mount Davis Road 《IV》
Mount Davis Road 《IV》
By this point, you have covered about 2.3 km since the start to reach the area near the Mount Davis Service Reservoir. This reservoir, opened in 1966, is the largest on the island with a capacity of 127,000 cubic meters. Its grassy rooftop is a popular spot for picnics and enjoying views of High West.
17. 📍 Old Pok Fu Lam Road / Cape Mansion
Old Pok Fu Lam Road / Cape Mansion
Reach the end of Mount Davis Road and turn left. After walking along Pok Fu Lam Road for a short while, take the pedestrian tunnel towards Old Pok Fu Lam Road near Cape Mansion. Old Pok Fu Lam Road is the historical precursor to the modern-day main road.
18. 📍 Pik Shan Path 《I》
Pik Shan Path 《I》
Pik Shan Path is a 3.5 km hiking trail on the western side of Hong Kong Island, forming part of the historical 『Victoria Gap Road』. It connects the Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre, The University of Hong Kong, and Queen Mary Hospital. The shaded path with small streams is suitable for all ages. The path is named after a local wildflower, the Philippine Violet, which blooms in pale purple or white.
19. 📍 Pik Shan Path 《II》
Pik Shan Path 《II》
Continue along Pik Shan Path, enjoying the tranquil woodland scenery. This historical route offers a peaceful escape with its lush greenery and gentle waterfalls, linking various key landmarks in the western part of the island.
20. 📍 Pik Shan Path 《III》 / Lung Fu Shan Country Park – Chinese Herb Garden
Pik Shan Path 《III》 / Lung Fu Shan Country Park – Chinese Herb Garden
The Lung Fu Shan Country Park – Chinese Herb Garden is a unique educational site created through a partnership between a local community group and the government. Established in 2000 by the 『Morning Walkers Friends of Lung Fu Shan Country Park』, it received support from the District Council, AFCD, and the HKU School of Chinese Medicine. Despite its modest size, the garden has cultivated over 500 species of Chinese medicinal herbs, including many rare and protected plants. Each herb is labeled with its name, properties, and healing effects, making it an excellent outdoor classroom for the public.
21. 📍 Pik Shan Path 《IV》
Pik Shan Path – Fitness Facilities
This section is also part of the Lung Fu Shan Country Park Fitness Trail, featuring various exercise stations that allow citizens to work out while immersing themselves in the beauty of nature.
22. 📍 Lung Fu Shan Fitness Trail 《I》
Pinewood Battery – Information Board
The Pinewood Battery (historically part of the coastal defense system) was built around 1899. Constructed with large granite blocks, it is sometimes referred to as the 『Stone Fort』. This multi-level military site includes observation posts, bunkers, and gun platforms. Built during the British colonial era, it was designed to protect Hong Kong’s coast from potential naval attacks and played a significant defensive role during World War II.
23. 📍 Lung Fu Shan Fitness Trail 《II》
Fitness Trail, Pebble Path / Parallel Bars
There is a Pebble Path (reflexology path) within the fitness trail. Feel free to take off your shoes and give your feet a challenge!
24. 📍 Lung Fu Shan Fitness Trail 《III》
Fitness Trail – 🐸Frog Rock
If you use your imagination, you’ll discover a hidden 🐸Frog Rock along the trail. Keep an eye out for this amphibian-shaped boulder as you pass by!
25. 📍 Harlech Road Fitness Trail 《I》
Harlech Road Fitness Trail 《I》
After crossing the Lung Fu Shan section, you will join the Harlech Road Fitness Trail. The peak rising to your right is High West, which you previously glimpsed from the Mount Davis Service Reservoir.
26. 📍 Lugard Falls
Lugard Falls
Named after Lugard Road, Lugard Falls is actually located along Harlech Road. The waterfall drops about 10 meters down the cliffside, creating a beautiful white ribbon of water. After heavy summer rains, the flow becomes powerful and grand. The falls harmonize perfectly with the surrounding rocks and lush vegetation; under the sunlight, the splashing droplets sparkle like countless scattered pearls, making it a prime spot for landscape photography.
27. 📍 Peak Road Garden / Peak Galleria
Peak Galleria
Having trekked approximately 7.5 km from the start at MTR Kennedy Town Station via Mount Davis, Lung Fu Shan, and Lugard Falls, you have finally arrived at the Peak Galleria. Situated at an elevation of nearly 400 meters on The Peak, this iconic landmark features a modern 『gem-like』 curved entrance and an all-glass curtain wall, offering spectacular panoramic views of the city, Victoria Harbour, and the outlying islands.
Route Breakdown
🏁
Finish
《Peak Galleria → Tai Tam Reservoir → Siu Sai Wan》
28. 📍 Findlay Road
Findlay Road
Findlay Road (芬梨徑) is a charming path on Victoria Peak, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Along the way, you can see landmarks such as the Peak Tower, Peak Galleria, the musical fountain, and the Lions Pavilion. The road is named after Alexander Findlay Smith, the founder of the Peak Tram and the former Peak Hotel. It holds significant historical value as it was a vital transportation route connecting the Peak and Central during the British colonial era.
29. 📍 The Peak – Lions Pavilion
The Peak – Lions Pavilion
The Peak – Lions Pavilion (太平山獅子亭) is an iconic observation deck donated by Lions Clubs International in 1969. Its official name is the 『Akihito Pavilion』, commemorating the visit of the then-Crown Prince Akihito of Japan. Designed in traditional Chinese pavilion style and adorned with stone lions, it is one of the best free spots to admire Victoria Harbour’s night view. Located just a two-minute walk from the Peak Tower via Findlay Road, the pavilion is flanked by four stone lions representing the UK, China, the Netherlands, and Portugal—four nations that have left their mark on Hong Kong’s history.
30. 📍 Central Nature Trail, Old Victoria Hospital Maternity Block
Central Nature Trail
The Central Nature Trail is a 1.8 km hiking trail on the northern slope of the Mid-Levels, developed by the Central and Western District Council and The Conservancy Association in 2009. It climbs from Admiralty to Barker Road on the Peak. The trail features 14 interpretation stations explaining local history and architecture. At the trail’s end stands a century-old Weeping Fig with a magnificent broad canopy, located right in front of the maternity block.
Old Victoria Hospital Maternity Block
Built in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, the Old Victoria Hospital was originally the Victoria Jubilee Hospital. The maternity wing was added in 1921, designed by Palmer & Turner. It is a three-story Neoclassical building featuring red brickwork, imitation stone walls, arched colonnades on the ground floor, and Venetian-style windows. Now a Grade III Historic Building, the main block was converted into the Chief Secretary’s official residence, while the maternity wing serves as government quarters named Victoria House.
31. 📍 Barker Road, The Stiff-Necked Lamppost
Barker Road, The Stiff-Necked Lamppost
About 600 meters past the Old Victoria Hospital, keep an eye out for a 『stiff-necked』 (crooked) lamppost that looks like it’s in a bit of pain. Hopefully, the Highways Department can give it a 『treatment』 soon!
32. 📍 No. 1 Barker Road
No. 1 Barker Road
No. 1 Barker Road is home to Skyhigh (摘星閣), a historic residence built in the 1930s that once housed senior British officials. It is now a Grade I Historic Building and has been redeveloped into an exclusive private club area.
33. 📍 No. 21 Coombe Road
No. 21 • Coombe Road (甘道 • 21號)
No. 21 • Coombe Roadis a prestigious address on Coombe Road, a quiet lane connecting Peak Road and Morrison Hill Road. The area is famous for its luxury villas and high-end detached houses, offering a secluded living environment for the city’s elite.
34. 📍 Coombe Road Children’s Playground 🎠
Coombe Road Children’s Playground
Coombe Road Children’s Playground covers about 0.4 hectares on the Peak and features slides, swings, and climbing frames. Across the street is Wan Chai Gap Park, which has a snack kiosk—perfect for a rest and food resupply if you’re feeling tired. Both parks are “hidden gems” on Hong Kong Island, ideal for families.
35. 📍 Black’s Link 《Gazing at Mount Nicholson ｜ Mask Rock》
Black’s Link, Gazing at Mount Nicholson, Mask Rock
Continuing the 『Crossing the Frog 🐸』 journey from Peak Galleria, you have now covered 5.5 km via Findlay Road, Central Nature Trail, Barker Road, and Coombe Road to arrive at Black’s Link. Part of this path overlaps with Hong Kong Trail – Section 4.
📷 Tips:
- Mask Rock (面具石) is a unique granite formation on the southern slope of Mount Nicholson. Standing 10 meters tall, it resembles a human face with distinct eyes, a nose, and a mouth. Next to it is a narrow crevice known as A Slice of Heaven Stone Chamber, which leads to the side of the rock for a stunning view of Repulse Bay.
36. 📍 Wong Nai Chung Gap Road
Wong Nai Chung Gap Road
As you reach this area, the coastal breeze from the right is incredibly refreshing. Looking out towards the sea, Lamma Island is clearly visible, along with its famous Lamma Power Station and its three iconic chimneys. You can also admire the vibrant scenery of Sha Wan Drive below.
37. 📍 Tai Tam Reservoir Road, No. 1 Repulse Bay Road, Portier Marie
Portier Marie, No. 1 Repulse Bay Road
This luxury mansion is held by the late tycoon Stanley Ho. Spanning over 10,000 square feet with a private garden and sea views, it was purchased in 1966 for HK700,000 and is now estimated to be worth over HK1 billion.
Tai Tam Reservoir Road
The starting point is at Wong Nai Chung Gap, intersecting with several major roads. It marks the end of Section 4 and the start of Section 5 of the Hong Kong Trail. Along this road, you can admire declared monuments, such as the Tai Tam Tuk Raw Water Pumping Station and the majestic granite arched bridges.
Wong Nai Chung Power Station
Completed in 1905, this was one of Hong Kong’s earliest hydroelectric power stations, utilizing water pressure from the reservoir. The Neoclassical red-brick building features a clock tower and a circular archway.
38. 📍 Wong Nai Chung Reservoir, Entrance
Wong Nai Chung Reservoir, Entrance
Shortly after passing No. 1 Repulse Bay Road, you will arrive at the entrance of Wong Nai Chung Reservoir.
39. 📍 Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park
Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park
Wong Nai Chung Reservoir was the third reservoir built in Hong Kong and the first to be converted into a boating park. It is a declared monument with rich historical value.
40. 📍 Tai Tam Country Trail 《I》
Tai Tam Country Trail 《I》
This 5.2 km loop trail centers around the reservoir park. It offers views of various historic waterworks, including dams, valve houses, and aqueducts.
41. 📍 Tai Tam Country Park
Tai Tam Country Park
After trekking about 7 km from the Peak, you enter Tai Tam Country Park. Spanning 1,315 hectares, it covers about one-fifth of Hong Kong Island’s total area.
42. 📍 Tai Tam Family Walk
Tai Tam Family Walk
A short 1.6 km trail suitable for families and beginners, offering views of the Tai Tam Upper and Byewash Reservoirs.
43. 📍 Tai Tam Country Trail 《II》
Tai Tam Country Trail 《II》
The trail continues to showcase the engineering aesthetics of early Hong Kong waterworks, featuring granite stone bridges and majestic dam structures.
44. 📍 Tai Tam Reservoir, Public Toilet / Owl Sculpture🦉 / Water Station💧
Tai Tam Reservoir, Public Toilet / Owl Sculpture🦉 / Water Station💧
You have now covered approximately 15 km since MTR Kennedy Town Station. You are two-thirds through the 『Crossing the Frog 🐸』 challenge! With about 8 km left, this is a great place to freshen up and rest.
45. 📍 Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail
Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail
Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail is a key heritage area including the Upper, Byewash, and Intermediate Reservoir dams, as well as the Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir Memorial Stone.
46. 📍 Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 / Towards Quarry Gap
Hong Kong Trail – Section 6, Quarry Gap Signpost
At the junction, follow the sign and turn left towards Quarry Gap. This section follows the reservoir and features British-style architecture. Quarry Gap, sitting at over 300 meters between Mount Butler and Mount Parker, serves as the starting point for this easy 6.5 km stretch.
47. 📍 Tai Tam Reservoir – Main Dam
Tai Tam Reservoir – Main Dam
After trekking 16.6 km from the start, you finally arrive at the Tai Tam Reservoir – Main Dam. Built between 1912 and 1917, this 60-foot high and 800-foot long dam was a revolutionary design of its time, once hailed as the “Greatest Dam in Asia.” Designed by Chief Engineer Daniel Jaffe, the dam features 12 majestic arches supported by half-round granite columns, which carry Tai Tam Road across its spillway. The reservoir’s construction was so immense that it eventually submerged the original Tai Tam Tuk Village at the valley floor.
48. 📍 Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 / Mount Parker Section
Hong Kong Trail – Section 6 / Mount Parker Section
Continue along the reservoir’s edge past the main dam. Looking back, you can spot Hong Kong Parkview and the towering Violet Hill in the distance. This section follows Mount Parker Road and is a relatively easy 6.5 km stretch, making it ideal for families and beginners.
49. 📍 Tai Tam Road / Shek O Road
Tai Tam Road / Shek O Road
After the main dam, head along Mount Parker Road and transition onto the Hong Kong Island Forest Track Boa Vista Section. Once you reach Tai Tam Road, continue towards Shek O Road.
50. 📍 Shek O Country Park
Shek O Country Park
Upon entering Shek O Road, you will see the sign for Shek O Country Park. Follow the steps upward to join the Hong Kong Trail / Dragon’s Back. This 701-hectare park covers the Shek O and Cape D’Aguilar peninsulas and is a world-class hiking destination.
51. 📍 Hong Kong Trail / Dragon’s Back
Hong Kong Trail / Dragon’s Back
After climbing the steps and reaching the Hong Kong Trail / Dragon’s Back signpost, continue along the paved path.
52. 📍 Dragon’s Back – Map Information Board
Dragon’s Back – Map Information Board
Dragon’s Back is a famous ridge on eastern Hong Kong Island. This 8 km stretch offers breathtaking views of the South China Sea, Stanley Bay, Shek O, and Big Wave Bay. Its highest point is Shek O Peak at 396 meters, the second-highest peak on the island, known for its iconic rock formations.
53. 📍 Hong Kong Trail – Section 8 / Pottinger Peak Country Trail 《I》
Pottinger Peak Country Trail – Map Information Board
The Pottinger Peak Country Trail is a 1.9 km path located between Shek O and Cape Collinson, nestled within the Shek O Country Park.
54. 📍 Pottinger Peak Country Trail 《II》
Pottinger Peak Country Trail
Standing on Pottinger Peak, you can look down at the coastlines of Grass Bay and Big Wave Bay, with distant views of Cape D’Aguilar and Po Toi Island.
55. 📍 Cape Collinson Road, Morning Joy Pavilion
Cape Collinson Road, Morning Joy Pavilion
At the end of the trail, you will reach the Morning Joy Pavilion (晨樂亭), a popular rest spot for morning walkers and hikers to refuel.
56. 📍 Siu Sai Wan Promenade
Siu Sai Wan Promenade
After a 24.3 km journey and roughly 8 hours on the trail—traversing Mount Davis, Lung Fu Shan, The Peak, and the reservoirs—you have finally arrived at the Siu Sai Wan Promenade. You have successfully completed the 『Crossing the Frog 🐸』 feat, crossing the island from west to east!
🫡 Acknowledgements:
- We couldn’t have completed this 『Crossing the Frog 🐸』 challenge without the brilliant leadership of Yan. Thank you 😄!