Mount Collinson, Mountain summit in Southern District, Hong Kong.
Mount Collinson is a summit in Hong Kong's Southern District that rises approximately 350 meters above sea level. The climb passes through thick vegetation and natural rock outcrops that define the hiking experience.
The mountain was established as a geographical landmark during the British colonial period of the 1800s. Its name originates from this era and is linked to the early surveying of the region.
Local residents gather at Mount Collinson during festivals to participate in traditional outdoor activities and nature observation walks.
The mountain is accessible from several starting points, with the most straightforward route beginning from Shek O Road near Cape Collinson. Wear proper footwear and bring water, as the path can be steep with limited shade along the way.
The summit features a surveying marker that serves as a historical reference point for the region. From the top you can see Tai Tam Gap to the north and Shek O to the south.
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