Draft:Tai Po Sam Mun Tsai Road Cycling Track
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The Sam Mun Tsai Waterfront Cycle Track is a cycling path located in Tai Po, Hong Kong. Opened on July 31, 2023, it serves as an extension of the New Territories Cycle Track Network's Sheung Shui to University Station section.
Description
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The cycle track spans 900 meters along Sam Mun Tsai Road, beginning at its junction with Ting Kok Road.
The path offers views of several natural landmarks, including Pat Sin Leng, Plover Cove, and Tolo Harbour, with panoramic vistas of the Shuen Wan Typhoon Shelter along its route.
Facilities
[edit]A resting station is located at the terminus of the cycle track, equipped with:
- Public toilet
- Water dispensers
- Sheltered benches
- Bicycle parking facilities
Navigation
[edit]The route can be accessed through:
- HKeMobility mobile application
- New Territories Cycle Track Network website (www.ntctn.hk)
Suggested Route:
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1. Follow the bicycle track facing Exit B of Tai Po Market Station -
2. Go through the tunnel -
3. Go along the track towards Tai Po Waterfront Park -
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4. Exit at the park (next to public toilet) -
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5. To Dai Fat Street -
6. Go across Dai Shing Street -
7. Go across Dai Cheong Street -
8. Turn right and go along Ting Kok Road -
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9. Go across Yu On Street -
10. The start of Sam Mun Tsai Road Cycling Track -
11. The end of Sam Mun Tsai Road Cycling Track
References
[edit]Categories[1]
- ^ "Sam Mun Tsai waterfront cycle track in Tai Po opens (with photos)". www.info.gov.hk. Retrieved 2024-11-14.
- ^ "Major Projects - Cycle Tracks Connecting North West New Territories with North East New Territories - Sam Mun Tsai Extension". www.cedd.gov.hk. Retrieved 2024-11-21.
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