Hiking & Cycling in Hong Kong

A well-known local outdoor tour operator offering professional guided hikes along 10 handpicked routes including Dragon's Back, Sai Kung and Lantau Peak, plus cycling tours and kayaking, all bookable instantly online.

Founded in 2003, a licensed travel agency led by veteran guide Gabi Baumgartner, offering professional guided hikes along routes including Tai Mo Shan, Ma On Shan, Lion Rock and the Geopark, as well as cultural and historical city tours.

A charity founded in 1970 and Hong Kong's leading outdoor experiential education organisation, located at Tai Mong Tsai, Sai Kung, offering a range of outdoor programmes including hiking, rock climbing and sea activities, having served over 300,000 Hong Kong youths.

A Sai Kung outdoor training camp run by The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, covering 18,611 square metres with comprehensive adventure facilities, offering ropes courses, orienteering and more, suitable for rental by schools, corporates and youth groups.

Hong Kong's authoritative mountaincraft promotion body, regularly organising hiking, camping, abseiling and rock climbing activities, plus UIAA internationally recognised mountaincraft courses currently open for enrolment.

A local outdoor education organisation offering UIAA-recognised Mountaincraft Levels 1-3, rock climbing, wilderness first aid and rope technician courses, plus parent-child mountain adventure groups and forest bathing experiences.

A professional outdoor adventure course provider offering Mountaincraft Levels 1-3, abseiling, canyoning and rope technique training, with instant WhatsApp enquiries for quick course arrangement and group discounts.

A Hong Kong outdoor climbing guide company established in 2022, offering private guided climbing, bouldering, canyoning and technical courses led by licensed instructors, arranged at crags across Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's first commercial tandem paragliding operator approved by the Civil Aviation Department (since 2015). Hike to a summit before paragliding down to a beach landing, with launch sites including Lantau Island, Ma On Shan and Shek O. The whole experience takes about 2–3 hours.

A Civil Aviation Department-approved paragliding school in Hong Kong, offering internationally certified APPI courses (from beginner to full pilot license) and tandem experience flights. Safety-focused, with professional instructor guidance throughout.

Kayak rental and eco-tours departing from the Sai Kung waterfront promenade, with routes to Kiu Tsui Island and Yim Tin Tsai, great for beginners and families.

Outdoor activity training club established in 2015, with coaches bringing over a decade of adventure and outdoor training experience; offers kayak/SUP certification courses and rope and mountaineering training, with meeting points including Pak Sha Wan, Sai Kung.

Mountaineering training organisation based out of a Mong Kok office, offering sport climbing courses and outdoor rock climbing/mountaineering guided trips.

A long-established shop with over 30 years of history, offering bike rentals at three locations, Tai Wai, Tai Po and Tai Mei Tuk, with cross-station returns available (for an extra $10-$20), ideal for cycling along the Tolo Harbour or New Territories cycle tracks.

The Tai Po branch of Asian Games Cycle, located near Tai Po Market Station, close to the Tolo Harbour cycle track, with bikes available for rides along the coast to Tai Mei Tuk.

A long-established bike rental shop along the Tai Po cycle track, near the start of the Tolo Harbour cycle track, offering a range of bikes for day rental.

A 9-hectare cycling park managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, with a 1km cycle track and a 1km elevated cycle path, plus a beginner practice area and extreme sports zone. Bike rental service available, suitable for the whole family.

A bicycle rental service within the West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park, boasting Victoria Harbour views, a rare scenic cycling experience within the urban area, with extra-large family bikes available for parents and children.

Bicycle rental in Tung Chung, Lantau Island, near Tung Chung town centre, ideal for exploring the Tung Chung River cycle track or coastal trails around Lantau, known for having the lowest hourly rates in Hong Kong.

A rental station along the Tseung Kwan O waterfront cycle track, convenient for cycling the roughly 2km coastal route from Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park to LOHAS Park.

Lung Kee Cycle has branches along several New Territories cycle tracks, covering Ma On Shan, Sha Tin, Tuen Mun and more, convenient for exploring the 60km New Territories Cycle Track Network.

Bike rentals at Kowloon Bay Park, close to several cycling tracks. Full-day rental offers great value, perfect for families and casual riders.

Bike rentals in Tai Shui Hang Village, Ma On Shan, with multi-point drop-off service (Tai Wai, Tai Po), no need to cycle back the same way after riding the trail.

Bike rentals on Chik Shau Lane, Tai Wai, near the start of the Shing Mun River cycling track, with additional service kiosks at Sha Tin Park and Tai Po Waterfront Park for easy cycling trips.