Sharp Peak resources

Submitted by DocMartin on 19 August 2005 - 1:26pm

Sharp Peak

Angular hilltop affords commanding views across the Sai Kung Peninsula and Mirs Bay. Though only 468 metres, it’s a tough climb, especially as paths on the upper cone are steep, with small stones making it easy to lose your footing.

Hiking, via trails leading from beach and hills at Tai Long Wan.

Sharp Peak articles/photo albums elsewhere on the Internet

Sharp Peak is an account of a climb up this hill.

Sharp Peak also covers a hike to the summit - "one of the stiffest climbs in Hong Kong".

Sharp Peak/Nam She Tsim is a photo album from another ascent.

Sharp Peak has a map for one route to the top and down, with some photos from places en route.

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