Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Dragon's Back
An award-winning urban hiking trail on Hong Kong Island, known for its scenic beauty and accessibility. The trail runs along a mountain ridge, offering spectacular views of the coastline, beaches, and surrounding islands.
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Dragon's Back is in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Coordinates: 22.23693, 114.24323. Open in Google Maps
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