Lantau North Country Park, Natural reserve in Lantau Island, Hong Kong.

Lantau North Country Park is a nature reserve on Lantau Island featuring mountainous terrain with several prominent peaks. The park covers forested areas, open spaces, and natural habitats that span different elevations across the landscape.

Lantau Island was long a significant military location, as shown by the fortifications preserved in the area. The land gained protected status in 1978 and was later expanded to strengthen conservation of natural resources.

The fort within the park boundaries reflects military presence from centuries past, and you can see how the layout still marks the landscape today. Walking through, visitors notice how historical structures sit within the natural surroundings, creating a mix of human history and forest.

The park is accessible through several hiking routes, including paths through dense forest areas and more open mountain sections with varying difficulty levels. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and prepare for changing weather conditions, particularly in the higher regions of the reserve.

The park's 2,200 hectares take in the northern slopes of Tai Tung Shan (Sunset Peak), Yi Tung Shan, Lin Fa Shan at 766 m and Lo Fu Tau at 465 m, plus the Wong Lung Hang Country Trail and Tung Chung Fort. The Tai Tung Shan Special Area lies inside the park boundaries.