Gangziweishan

Mount Aberdeen, 110 meters above sea level, is the highest peak of Mount Aberdeen, but it has no cornerstone. (In the entire Kongziwei Mountains, only the western peak of the Aberdeen tail has the foundation stone No. 2093 of the mining department, and the cornerstone of the mining department No. 2094 is located at the waist of the west peak to the main peak.) Stop at the outer wall of Taipower at the intersection of Taipower Line 2 and Shen'ao Road. Walk for hundreds of meters in the direction of Badouzi along Tai Line Two to reach the gap in the retaining wall between Jianbase Station and Shenao Station. This is Hong Kong After entering the mountain pass of Zaiwei Mountain, climb to the ridge line, turn left and climb to the west peak of Gangzaiwei Mountain (Mining Department No. 2093), then return to the fork road, turn right and follow the ridge. Climb the highest peak, Kongzai Weishan (no cornerstone). Continue along the edge to Dongfeng (without foundation stone), turn 180 degrees and carefully pull the rope down to the lowest saddle, then follow the edge to climb the northeast peak of Gangzai Weishan (without foundation stone), return to the lowest saddle, turn left and go down the mountain first. The roof of the coal storage transfer station, and then down to the site of the mine office. Back to Shen'ao Road, walk out to the second-line parking lot. O-ring is about 2.5 hours!

Do not look at the small mountains, the path is unknown, Miscanthus obstructs the road, and it is not easy to get close. Fortunately, the beautiful seascape is worth a visit, but it is not recommended to go alone, it is best to go together.

Hong Kong Tai Mei Shan, 119m, no foundation stone.

In addition to Xifeng, the other peaks in the tailhills of Hong Kong are very steep and full of thrills and excitement. H89m, the west peak of Hong Kong Taiwei (Shen'ao Gangshan), construction hall mine supplement #2093. Hong Kong Tail Hill (main peak) H119m, no foundation stone, the outlook is great. Hong Kong Tailtail Shandong Peak H80m, no foundation stone. The northeast peak of Hong Kong Taiwei Mountain, H75m, no foundation stone.

Hong Kong Tai Mei Shan, 119m, no foundation stone