Making Hong Kong stroller-friendly: the online community of mums sharing baby-friendly walks across the city
Group's website carries details of nearly 30 walks you can do with a small baby in city and countryside
It's challenging enough to be a pedestrian on Hong Kong's narrow and busy pavements, much less to push a stroller around with baby on board. But three mothers will tell you there are many buggy-friendly routes in the city - and have set up a website to spread the word.
"We're reclaiming our love for Hong Kong and hiking with strollers in tow," says Fletcher, a primary school teacher and avid hiker.
The website has a database of 29 routes across the territory, categorised according to duration (up to four hours long), suitability (walks with a stroller, baby carrier or scooter/bicycle, or toddler), and type (point A to B, out-and-back or a loop).
Each route is described in detail with photos and a link to a Google map. Other useful information includes the presence of any inclines or steps, and the availability of shade and facilities such as food stops and baby changing areas.