Cycling route from the twin bridges to Nai Chung

Route |
the twin bridges - Tai Shui Hang Cycling Park - We Go MALL - Ma On Shan Park - Wu Kai Sha Youth Village - Nai Chung pebble beach

The twin bridges

• The main cycle track linking both banks of the Shing Mun River with Tai Po. Regular riders will know it, so there's little to add.
• At dusk, with the river on both sides and the Ma On Shan coast, the lights of thousands of homes are especially moving.
  

We Go MALL

• If you're tired and need to stock up, step into We Go MALL beside the cycle track and cool off in the air-conditioning.
• The mall is bike-friendly, with about 20 bike parking spaces.
• There are plenty of restaurants, a supermarket and convenience stores, so you can rest and ride on.

Ma On Shan Park

• The park has a large lawn and a big adventure maze, perfect for children to run around and burn off energy.
• There are toilets and a snack kiosk in the park if you need drinks and food.
  

Nai Chung pebble beach

• There's a stone bridge on the pebble beach. Stand on it with the sea behind you. At low tide a broken section of the bridge appears, and it's a popular Instagram photo spot.
• If you'd rather not get wet, walk along the red wooden railing. You can look across to Pat Sin Leng and Plover Cove Reservoir. Further on there are more must-photo spots, including #NaiChungPier and #JapaneseStyleForest.
  
  photo credit：qkeylee @ IG

photo credit：thehkcouple @ IG

Things to note |

1. Near Lee On on Sai Sha Road you have to climb a long slope, and vehicles may turn into the subway after it. There's a blind spot, so watch your speed.
2. Check the tide times. Nai Chung pebble beach is better for views at low tide!
3. When you finish, park the bike back in a bike parking area and don't block anyone.