Yi Tung Shan literally means “second east mountain” in Chinese, it lies between Sunset Peak and Lin Fa Shan on Lantau Island and is 747m high. A number of stone houses erected in the highland between Yi Tung Shan and Sunset Peak, is called “Lantau Mountain Camp”. It is also a great place to watch the golden seas of silvergrass in autumn and winter.
| Activities | [Hiking]、[Silvergrass Viewing]、[Sunrise Viewing] |
| Scenery |  |
| Other Routes |     |
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| Start at | 80 min | 15 min | 20 min | 20 min |
 Pak Kung Au |  Sunset Peak | Lantau Mountain Camp |  Yi Tung Shan | Sheung Tung Au |
| 60 min | 35 min | |||
| Nam Shan |  Mui Wo |
 Distance | 10 km |
 Duration | 3 hr 50 min |
 Supply | None |
 Exit / Branch |
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 Highest Pt. | Sunset Peak (869 m), Yi Tung Shan (747 m) |
 Difficulty | Level 7 [Advanced] |
To: Pak Kung Au
| Transport | Route | Get on at | Remarks |
| Bus No. 3M | Tung Chung ⇔ Mui Wo | Pak Kung Au | |
| Bus No. 11 | Tung Chung ⇔ Tai O | Pak Kung Au | |
| Bus No. 23 | Tung Chung ⇔ Ngong Ping | Pak Kung Au |
From: Mui Wo
- Take the ferry to Central, please check the schedule of the ferry from Transport Department
- Other transports at Mui Wo︰
| Transport | Route | Get on at | Remarks |
| Bus No. 3M | Mui Wo ⇔ Tung Wo | Mui Wo (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 1 | Mui Wo ⇔ Tai O | Mui Wo (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 2 | Mui Wo ⇔ Ngong Ping | Mui Wo (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 4 | Mui Wo ⇔ Tong Fuk | Mui Wo (Terminal) |
The best period for silvergrass viewing is from late October to early November. The trail is very crowd in this period.
The path from Lantau Mountain Camp to Yi Tung Shan is unclear.
No litter bin in the trail. Leave no trace by bringing your own litters away.
Do not climb the stone houses on Lantau Mountain Camp as the roofs of the stone houses are fragile.
Total distance: 9.88 km
Max elevation: 838 m
Min elevation: -4 m
Total climbing: 545 m
Total descent: -887 m
Download gpx fileMax elevation: 838 m
Min elevation: -4 m
Total climbing: 545 m
Total descent: -887 m
