Lion Rock Country Park

Lion Rock Country Park is a protected natural area in Hong Kong spanning about 1,400 hectares of woodlands, grasslands, and wetlands surrounding a central mountain ridge. The park's highest point reaches 495 meters and offers sweeping views across the surrounding region.

The park was established in 1977 by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department to protect Hong Kong's natural spaces. This decision reflected a broader effort to safeguard green areas for future generations.

The rocky peak at the center resembles a sitting lion and holds deep meaning for Hong Kong residents as a symbol of resilience. The shape has defined the city's outline for generations and remains familiar to people from childhood.

The park offers multiple hiking trails of varying difficulty, allowing visitors to select routes suited to their fitness level. Access is easiest during dry weather, and visitors should plan walks during daylight hours.

The park hosts numerous natural habitats where bird species, small mammals, and seasonal wildflowers flourish. This diversity makes each visit an opportunity to spot local wildlife in its natural setting.

Location: Hong Kong

Operator: 漁農自然護理署 Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department

GPS coordinates: 22.34540,114.18300

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:58