Risk
65%
Sun Burn
75%
Tai Tun is located at Sai Kung, near to Pak Tam Chung. It is 317m high. There are spectacular views of Kau Sai Chau and Tsam Chuk Wan. Those views were commented as “The Thousand Islands in Sai Kung”.
| Activity | [Hiking] |
| Scenery |   |
| Other Routes |  |
| Start at | 60 min | 65 min | 20 min |
 Pak Tam Chung |
 Tai Tun |
 Cheung Shan |
 Tsam Chuk Wan |
 Distance |
5 km |
 Duration |
2 hr 25 min |
 Supply |
None |
 Exit / Branch |
Not available |
 Highest Pt. |
Tai Tun (317 m), Cheung Shan (165 m) |
 Difficulty |
Leve 6 [Standard] |
 Comments |
It is always not easy to climb up Tai Tun in hot summer, we climb there in hot summer only aiming to have more spectacular and clearer views of Tsam Chuk Wan and Kau Sai Chau. Unfortunately, the weather was not very nice that day, visibility was not high even the views are splendid. |
To: Pak Tam Chung
| Transport | Route | Get off at | Remarks |
| Bus No. 94 | Sai Kung ⇔ Wong Shek Pier | Pak Tam Chung | |
| Bus No. 96R | Diamond Hill ⇔ Wong Shek Pier | Pak Tam Chung | Available on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday only |
| Bus No. 289R | Sha Tin Central ⇔ Wong Shek Pier | Pak Tam Chung | Available on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday only |
From: Tsam Chuk Wan
| Transport | Route | Get on at | Remarks |
| Bus No. 94 | Wong Shek Pier ⇔ Sai Kung | Sai Kung Outdoor Training Camp | |
| Bus No. 96R | Wong Shek Pier ⇔ Diamond Hill | Sai Kung Outdoor Training Camp | Available on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday only |
| Bus No. 289R | Wong Shek Pier ⇔ Sha Tin Central | Sai Kung Outdoor Training Camp | Available on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday only |
The route sloping up to Tai Tun is steep and unclear. High physical demand is required.
Most of the route is not tree-shaded, it is recommended to apply sunscreen, and bring enough food and water.
Total distance: 4.93 km
Max elevation: 307 m
Min elevation: 14 m
Total climbing: 351 m
Total descent: -344 m
Max elevation: 307 m
Min elevation: 14 m
Total climbing: 351 m
Total descent: -344 m
