Expat Parent August 2021

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big day out

Pedal power There are options aplenty for the city’s growing band of twowheeled warriors. Matt Eaton explores some of Hong Kong’s best cycling tracks Hong Kong’s cycling boom is here to stay. As the pandemic continues to scupper travel plans, people have flocked to cycling tracks and mountain bike trails across the city. But while cycling in Hong Kong is largely restricted to designated bike paths, there’s plenty of options for those looking to test their skills on two wheels. Note that some of these paths aren’t suitable for tykes so check before you travel if you have little ones in tow.

Mui Wo After some construction delays, a new mountain bike park will open in Mui Wo this year,

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Best for: Adrenaline seekers

complementing an already impressive selection of moderate and challenging offroad tracks. It’s very easy to rent bikes in Mui Wo, plus you will experience fantastic coastlines views and scenic beaches – just what you’ll need after cutting a swathe through the mountain terrain. How to get there: Take the ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo and Lantau Island. The fast ferry will get you there in 30 minutes and the regular ferry takes around 50 minutes.

New Territories Backbone One of the biggest cycling developments

Best for: A smooth ride


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