Yuguishan Duck Tongue Mountain Guide

(Not suitable for beginners) Route: Leighton Estate (Lee Tung MTR Exit B) -> Yuk Kwai Hill (196m) -> Leung Tau Sha Chau -> Ap Lei Pai Lighthouse -> Leung Tau Sha Chau -> Woman Ghost Hand Rock -> Leonan Road Duration: 4 hours This route is divided into four main sections The first section is a moderately difficult mountain trail, the scenery along the way is picturesque, a little inclined, however there is a rope to assist so it is not a big problem, the distance is not long, walk about half an hour to reach the top. The views from the top of the mountain are pleasant, and it seems like you can see the confluence of the sky and the ocean. If you feel tired and hard, it is recommended to turn back the same way after reaching the top The second section of the descent is steep, the floating sand and gravel road is comparable to Ernest Peak. It is recommended to wear better non-slip hiking shoes. There is no tile to cover your head due to the sun on the trail, so it’s best to apply sunscreen, but you can see the Ocean Park across the street, which is great for taking pictures After that, you will pass through the Lien Island Sands to reach the third section: Ap Lei Pai Lighthouse round trip. It is recommended to go first if you have enough physical strength. This section of the road requires climbing at the beginning, but the latter section is relatively simple. Frankly the lighthouse is smaller than expected, a bit disappointing. However, when you climb to the heights of the lighthouse, you can see a azure ocean in the distance, which is refreshing. Return to the Lien Island Sandbar and take the fourth section of the seaside tramping stone road. You can take pictures on the way to the female ghost hand rock. The day we went there because it rained the night before, so the difficulty of the stone path rose to extremely difficult, so it is recommended to see the situation that day before walking, you can choose to go back up Cinnamon Hill. The rocks along the road were slippery, there was no rope to assist in many places (if it wasn’t raining it shouldn’t be so difficult), and slippery feet could fall into the sea at any time, so it took a lot of courage and perseverance. We only hit one professional hiker passing by that day, he said that the rain rocks were slippery and dangerous, basically no one would walk here, and I heard that someone had to call the Flying Service Team for relief. *The route has a lot of grass and a lot of mosquitoes, remember to be sure to spray mosquito repellent. Even though I was wearing long pants, I was bitten all over my leg by mosquitoes... #Register for June hotel sleeper #trip