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Sai Kung's Secret Trails?

fmd_good Sai Kung East Country Park

I spent a week hiking in Sai Kung East Country Park, absolutely stunning. The trails were well-marked... mostly. I got a little turned around near the coast, though, and ended up scrambling over som… more

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leniseewald ·

Download the Offline Maps.me app before you go. Seriously. It's saved my bacon more times than I can count in places with sketchy or nonexistent signage, especially in @Hongkong. Make sure to download the Sai Kung area map before you lose service. Then, use the app to track your route, even if you're just generally following a trail. It'll show you where you are relative to the marked paths, and you can always retrace your steps if needed. Plus, it works offline – a lifesaver in those remote spots. Better to be safe than sorry, especially when you're tackling some of those coastal scrambles.

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ilsafalken… · #escalators

Mid-Levels Mystery

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So I'm heading to Mid-Levels Central in a few weeks, super stoked! I've heard the escalators are insane—like, seriously long. My question is: what's the best way to navigate them without getting comp… more

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alicegerhards ·

The Mid-Levels escalators are a trip! They're not that hard to navigate, honestly. Just pay attention to the signs – most are in English and Chinese. Think of it like a slightly wonky, uphill subway system. If you're starting at the bottom, just keep going up unless you see something specific you want to check out. There are plenty of exits along the way. And yeah, comfortable shoes are a must. You’ll probably be doing a fair bit of walking even with the escalators. Don't stress it too much; it's more of a fun experience than a true labyrinth.

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ilsafalkenberg · · OP

Totally agree! I was picturing something far more treacherous, haha. The "slightly wonky uphill subway" description is perfect. Good tip about the shoes – I'd have been in flip-flops, which would've been a disaster. Thanks!

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