Hiking the Dragon's Back Trail With Friends in  Hong Kong
 

Hiking the Dragon’s Back Trail in Hong Kong

 

Dragon’s Back Trail

Hiking in Hong Hong

Our legs, knees, and joints were in for a good workout Friday morning as we joined the walking group for a three-hour hike at the Dragon's Back Trail near Shek O. We were on the slow end and got ourselves slightly lost at the peak of the trail. Nothing too alarming.

A nice local fellow guided us back to the junction, which by the way did not have a sign indicating the exit of the trail. When most people think of Hong Kong, they do not associate it with nature, hiking, and a detailed trail net. We are certainly hooked and will join the walking group again next Friday.

 

Helen and Diana at the top of the Dragon’s Back Trail in Hong Kong

 

Planning Our Southeast Asia Trip

We spent the better part of last week planning our upcoming trip around Southeast Asia. Wednesday was all bureaucracy, applying for visas for China. We will pick up our passports on Monday and walk right over to the Vietnamese visa office and repeat the process. It takes 4-5 days to get each visa.

We are planning a train trip through Southeast Asia, China to Hanoi in Vietnam. Without getting into too much detail we will be in Vietnam for a couple of weeks, then Cambodia and Thailand. We will return to Hong Kong for a few days at the end of March and after a quick stop in Copenhagen, we will continue on to Canada in April.

Hiking Photos From the Dragon’s Back Trail

 
 

The photos in this article are made using a Fujifilm X-Pro2. Lens - XF 35mm f/1.4 R (links to my camera and lens reviews). Editing was done in Lightroom. I have used Fujifilm film simulations for some of the photos.