Shing Mun Country Park covers a total area of 1 400 ha stretching from Lead Mine Pass in the north, to the Shing Mun Road in the south, and from Tai Mo Shan in the west, to Grassy Hill and Needle Hill in the east. Shing Mun Reservoir, situated at the foot of the southeastern slopes of Tai Mo Shan, has long been popular with picnickers and hikers.
Apart from enjoying the barbeque and camping facilities, visitors can also tour around the hiking trails running through the Country Park, including the Pineapple Dam Nature Trail, MacLehose Trail (Section 7) and Wilson Trail (Section 7); and visit Shing Mun Redoubt and other relics of World War II including trenches, tunnels and pillboxes on the way from MacLehose Trail (Section 6) at Shing Mun Country Park to Kam Shan Country Park.
Shing Mun Redoubt was rated Grade 2 historic building in 2009.
Website:
https://www.afcd.gov.hk/english/country/cou_vis/cou_vis_cou/cou_vis_cou_sm/cou_vis_cou_sm.html
Transport
Shing Mun Reservoir is not directly accessible by public transport. To plan your journey, you may click the “Journey” button in the Google Map below.
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