West Buffalo Hill, Mountain summit in Sha Tin District, Hong Kong.
West Buffalo Hill is a mountain summit in Sha Tin District rising approximately 600 meters, combining rocky terrain with dense forest coverage throughout its slopes. The terrain varies as trails wind upward, passing through different vegetation types and natural features.
The mountain has long served as a geographical reference point for those traveling between Sha Tin District and the Clear Water Bay region. Its elevated position made it useful for orientation and navigation in the local landscape.
Local hiking groups regularly organize guided expeditions to West Buffalo Hill, sharing knowledge about native plants and geological formations.
Sturdy footwear with good grip is essential, as paths can be slippery especially after rain. Bring sufficient water and start early to complete your climb with daylight remaining.
From the summit, visitors can observe multiple peaks simultaneously, including Ma On Shan, Glass Hill, and the Clear Water Bay Peninsula.
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