Outdoor

It’s time to head back to the beach, but why not earn your cooling dip in the sea? Here are three hikes to help you work up a sweat before you hit the water.

Hong Kong is a hiking paradise and there are a number of classic routes you have to do if living in Hong Kong.

Twisting your ankle is one thing, but do you ever find that once you have twisted it, you keep repeating the same injury?

Mobile phones are good, but if you want something to get that perfect picture while you’re biking or hiking an action camera is better. Here are our top 4.

Professor Ben Cowling, who has often publicly disagreed with government policy, argues risk of transmitting Covid-19 when exercising in country parks is very low, and mask mandate can be dropped while exercising outdoors.

Five-year-old Kyle joins Olympian mother Robyn Lamsam in a more than 70km Weez Walk to raise money for KELY Support Group – ‘we need to take every opportunity to educate people and dispel any crazy stigmas’.

‘Blind leading the blind,’ as group of 7 brave brutal weather and rocky routes to find purpose amid monotony of Covid-19 travel restrictions.

Winnie and Josie Wheeler are hiking 144km in stages to raise money for ImpactHK, a charity that supports homeless people in Hong Kong.

Hiking Dragon’s Back is a popular weekend pass time for Hongkongers, as it offers stunning beaches views, is accessible and finishes near bars and restaurants.

It is common to develop athlete’s foot if you are frequently exercising, especially in a hot country, but it is easily prevented or treated.

Hong Kong’s highest mountain, and the highest point you can reach, are not the same thing, but both are excellent hikes with stunning views.

The Lantau 50 takes place for the first time since December 2019 as racers summit two peaks, with Hong Kong’s Wong Wai-hung finishing second in the men’s division.

Trekking experts, fire service urge caution as thousands head outdoors during pandemic, with rise in mishaps, injuries.