Tsing Yi Nature Trail, hiking trail on Tsing Yi Island, Hong Kong, China

Tsing Yi Nature Trail is a walking path crossing the hills of Tsing Yi Island with about four kilometers of connected routes and several branches. The trail climbs via stairs and paved sections to a peak at 142 meters, with pavilions and rest areas placed along the way.

The trail was laid out to mark the 1997 handover of Hong Kong and is also called the Kwai Tsing Reunification Health Trail. Four memorial pavilions stand along its 3.5 km course from Tsing Yi West Road to Cheung Wang Estate. It was closed on 9 December 2025 for intensive mosquito control after local chikungunya cases.

The trail is also called the Kwai Tsing Reunification Health Trail, a name tied to the 1997 handover. Four memorial pavilions stand along the route, and the highest point looks over the Rambler Channel, Ma Wan Channel, Tsing Ma Bridge and Ting Kau Bridge.

The trail runs 3.5 km from Tsing Yi Road West near the Cheung Ching Highway junction to Cheung Wang Estate, with four memorial pavilions along the way. It has been closed since 9 December 2025 for intensive mosquito control after local chikungunya cases. Check before setting out.

On clear days, visitors can spot Hong Kong International Airport from the hilltops, as the path sits beneath the landing approach for aircraft. Flowering plants like Bougainvillea and Trailing Lantana bloom along the route and add color to the walk.