Wong Nai Chung Gap Trail

Reviews (10)

• 3/5

  fitri d
  I went to this trail to accompany my son who is a history buff. We were a bit lost at the start and taking the longer and difficult trail uphill before realising our mistake and... read more

  Oct 14 2016 85
• 4/5

  Bruce P
  I went to this trail to accompany my son who is a history buff. We were a bit lost at the start and taking the longer and difficult trail uphill before realising our mistake and retreated back. Fortunately we found the right trail near the parking lot opposite Parkview hotel. The trail is nice and easy, not difficult even for... More 

  Sep 09 2016 45
• 3/5

  Ken S
  In March 2016, I visited Hong Kong and decided to have a bush walk in Wong Nai Chung Gap Trail and Violet Hill. Took bus (most economical way) No.6 from Central (Exchange Square). After about 20 minutes on bus ride, got off at bus stop no.14 (Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park, Wong Nai Chung Gap Road ). To go to... More 

  Jul 29 2016 76
• 4/5

  ML T
  There is no need to pay $500 HK for this tour. The trail is well marked with information boards, photo's and everything you need to know about the battle that happened at Wong Nai Chung Gap. Just get a taxi up to "Parkview" Apartments and the trail starts across the road from there, you will see the remains of the... More 

  Jun 24 2016 90
• 3/5

  Maria M
  This trail was especially fascinating because three of four in our group are Canadian. We had no idea of Canada's involvement in defending Hong Kong against the Japanese invasion December 1941 until we walked this trail. There's no admission fee. Stations mark the sites of particular battles, and the history is well explained. The trail is a fairly easy walk,... More 

  Oct 28 2016 13
• 5/5

  GunsOfAugust
  Hong Kong is a city that doesn't seem to rest but it is possible to escape for a couple of hours and the trails around Wong Nai Chung Gap allow you to enjoy peace, fresh air,views that are truly fabulous, oh and you get a bit of exercise as well. There are lots of steps and a very steady climb... More 

  Nov 04 2016 42
• 4/5

  elycee
  Although my walk was now a year ago, I still felt that it was incumbent upon me to post my comments about my excursion along the Wong Nai Chung Gap Trail as well as my guide, Mr. Martin Heyes. For anyone who enjoys history, this is an excellent walk and Martin was terrific, particularly since he is a former British... More 

  Aug 19 2016 43
• 3/5
  If you're a history lover and love the outdoors, this is the perfect trail for you. It's an easy hike, takes about an hour from end to end, and easily accessible by public transit or car. The trail starts at a small parking lot halfway up Tai Tam Reservoir Road, within view of the Parkview development entrance. The trail is... More 

  Jun 17 2016 41