Dragon’s Back, a ridge hike in Shek O Country Park, offers a scenic escape from Hong Kong’s urban landscape. The trail, named for its undulating shape that resembles a dragon’s spine, winds through lush greenery and provides panoramic views of Shek O beach, Tai Long Wan, Tai Tam Bay, Stanley Peninsula, and the South China Sea. Hikers can experience the contrast between the city’s bustling streets and the serene natural beauty of the park, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking a breath of fresh air and stunning vistas.
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