Choose from a variety of hiking routes to explore the natural beauty of Shenzhen. Hike like a local to explore the natural resources and ecological environment of Shenzhen, a city that connects mountains and seas, including its mountains, oceans, rivers, etc. Relax, breathe fresh air, engage in hiking fitness, make friends, and recharge energy in nature like a local.

Choose from the following routes:

1. Dongxi Chong Crossing: A classic hiking route on the Dapeng Peninsula in Shenzhen, rated as one of China's top ten most beautiful coastlines by National Geographic magazine. Terrain features: Half is mountainous terrain and half is coastal line, requiring climbing over 6-7 small hills, with some sections necessitating hand-and-foot use to climb rocks, along the way you can see volcanic rock landforms, hidden bays, and rocky beaches, etc. There are supplies along the way. The entire route is about 9-10 kilometres long, taking 6-7 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).

2. Wutong Mountain: Located in Luohu District, Shenzhen, it is the highest peak in Shenzhen with an elevation of 943.7 metres. It has a rich network of hiking trails suitable for visitors of different physical abilities and preferences. We will choose the most popular trail among Shenzhen's outdoor hikers: the Hundred-Year-Old Ancient Path. The Wutong Mountain Hundred-Year-Old Ancient Path is a trail filled with historical charm and natural wilderness. Terrain features: The entire route is mountainous, requiring climbing over 7-8 hills, with some sections necessitating hand-and-foot use to climb rocks, along the way you can see streams, forests, urban landscapes, etc. There are supplies at the summit. The entire route is about 13 kilometres long, taking 7-8 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).

3. Qiniang Mountain: Located on the southern island of Dapeng Peninsula, it consists of seven rugged and majestic peaks. The main peak has an elevation of 869.7 metres and is the second highest peak in Shenzhen as well as one of its most beautiful mountains. Terrain features: The entire route is mountainous, with some dirt roads and some steps, the step paths are steep, requiring climbing over 5-6 hills, with some sections necessitating hand-and-foot use to climb rocks, along the way you can see volcanic rock landforms, forests, alpine meadows, oceans, clouds, etc. There are supplies at the waist of the mountain. The entire route is about 8 kilometres long, taking 6-7 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).

4. Dayan Top: Located on the southern island of Dapeng Peninsula, it is the third highest peak in Shenzhen with an elevation of 801 metres. A scenic mountain and sea path with an ultra-five-star view of the sea, strolling through alpine meadows, capturing views between mountains and seas, and overlooking the most beautiful scenery. Dayan Top has an altitude of 801 metres, from which you can see the sea and sky merging, close-up views of ancient volcanic geological relics, and a panoramic view of Dahuipeng Bay, pebble beaches, sea caves, and Deer's Mouth Cape, feeling the unique charm of “mountains and seas relying on each other, water and fire blending together.” Terrain features: The entire route is mountainous, with some dirt roads and some steps, the step paths are steep, requiring climbing over 5-6 hills, along the way you can see volcanic rock landforms, forests, oceans, clouds, etc. There are no supplies along the entire route. The entire route is about 6 kilometres long, taking 4-5 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).

5. Meisha Peak: Located in Yantian District, Shenzhen, near the eastern OCT, adjacent to the Dapeng Bay coastline. Altitude: 753 metres, the fourth highest peak in Shenzhen, a famous mountain in eastern Shenzhen known for its magnificent mountain and sea views, unique “Sky Ladder” climbing path, and excellent viewing platform. Terrain features: The entire route is step-based, with some sections of steep steps, requiring climbing over 3-4 hills, along the way you can see the eastern OCT scenic area, forests, oceans, clouds, etc. There are no supplies along the entire route. The entire route is about 5 kilometres long, taking 3-4 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).

6. Tanglang Mountain: Tanglang Mountain is located in the northeast of Nanshan District, Shenzhen, and is the core attraction of Tanglangshan Country Park. The main peak, Tanglang Top, has an elevation of 430 metres. Tanglang Mountain has become a popular choice for citizens and tourists to climb and relax due to its convenient transport, rich ecology, and excellent views, suitable for short trips of 3-4 hours, combining fitness and nature education. Terrain features: The entire route is a mountain road, with natural landscapes such as macaque groups and butterflies visible along the way, offering a panoramic view of Shenzhen Bay, the Pearl River Estuary, and Hong Kong. There are supplies available. The entire route is about 5 kilometres long, taking 3-4 hours (depending on weather and physical condition).