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Hike the Eight Immortals Ridge Nature Education Trail, where every step reveals lush greenery and chirping birdsong. Nature signs along the path turn your walk into a living classroom, with sweeping views of layered hills and crisp air that begs you to breathe deeply.

1 bed condo St Barths

1 bed condo St Barths

9 Yiu Sha Road Ma On Shan NT
6.17KM from Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail
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YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel (Tai Po)

YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel (Tai Po)

4.6 / 5Great15 Reviews
66 Tai Mei Tuk Road, Taipo
2.29KM from Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail
HikingNon-smoking floorLuggage StorageKayaking
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YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel

YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel

4 / 5Good
66 Tai Mei Tuk Road
2.3KM from Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail

Stay at Paifong Ridge Eco-Farm Stay, located just a 5-minute walk from the trailhead. This sustainable retreat features bamboo-built family rooms, solar-powered lighting, and an outdoor stargazing deck. The property is nestled within a protected ecological zone, offering direct access to the Nature Education Trail where visitors can spot native flora, birds, and even rare insects.

Guests can join guided night-time wildlife walks, forest mindfulness sessions, and tea ceremony workshops led by local conservationists. The farm also promotes zero-waste practices and uses organic produce in its meals. Easily reachable via shuttle bus from Fanling MTR Station (15 minutes), it’s perfect for eco-conscious families seeking a quiet escape with educational value.

The surrounding area is part of Hong Kong’s designated Dark Sky Reserve, making it ideal for astronomy enthusiasts.

The Paifong Ridge Nature Education Trail spans approximately 2.8 km with a mix of stone steps and earthen paths, featuring gentle to moderate inclines. It’s rated as easy to moderate, ideal for beginners with average fitness. Clear signage and rest platforms are placed every 300 meters, ensuring safety and comfort.

Along the route, interactive panels explain local ferns, stream ecosystems, and geological formations, blending education with nature appreciation. Wear non-slip hiking shoes and carry water—especially during summer months. The trail ends at a viewing platform offering panoramic views of the Tai Po District, perfect for photography.

Designated as a key site for biodiversity conservation, the trail hosts seasonal guided walks focusing on wildlife spotting and ecosystem protection. A full hike takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, requiring no special gear—making it an excellent choice for urban hikers seeking a peaceful, informative experience.

Beyond hiking, join the Nighttime Wildlife Guided Walk organized by Leisure and Cultural Services Department, exploring firefly hotspots and nocturnal mammals under moonlight. Participate in stream bio-monitoring workshops, using kick nets to collect aquatic insects and learn how they indicate water quality health.

Free loan kits including magnifiers and field journals are provided for children, turning exploration into hands-on learning. Each spring, the annual Paifong Ridge Tree Planting Day invites visitors to plant native species like Red-Listed Trees and Sandalwood, contributing directly to forest restoration.

Attendees receive a Certification of Ecological Engagement, ideal for families and school groups. All activities require advance HopeGoo—check official government tourism portals or on-site info centers for schedules and availability.

The most convenient option is taking KMB Bus 74A or New Territories Minibus 601 from Fanling MTR Station, reaching the Paifong Ridge Country Park Entrance in about 15 minutes. For those driving, follow Tai Po Road to the Paifong Ridge Access Point, where free parking (approx. 100 spaces) is available—though arrive early on weekends to secure a spot.

Several shuttle buses connect major residential areas like Sheung Shui and North District, with frequent departures. Notably, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department’s Green Travel Reward Scheme offers visitors who use public transit a limited-edition eco badge and trail map at the info center.

For optimal experience, arrive before 9:00 AM to avoid crowds. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water, and prepare for a peaceful, nature-immersive journey.