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從女婆山方向望看石芽山
遠眺女婆山
第一個山峰
高低起伏
石芽北脊及馬鞍山
秋天的芒草海
Shek Nga Shan is a 540m high hill within Ma On Shan Country Park, New Territories, Hong Kong, connecting with West Buffalo Hill and Buffalo Hill. Those connected trails cause a precipitous jagged cluster trail along the ridge, similarly to Kau Nga Ling.
| Activities | [Hiking] |
| Scenery |   |
| Start at | 40 min | 85 min | 50 min | 20 min | 60 min |
 Wong Nai Tau |  Nui Po Au |  Shek Nga Shan | Buffalo Hill | West Buffalo Hill |  Wong Nai Tau |
 Distance | 7 km |
 Duration | 4 hr 15 min |
 Supply | None |
 Exit / Branch | After Buffalo Hill, you can turn left and downhill to Fu Yung Pit, and leave at Shek Nga Pui via the mid-slope of West Buffalo Hill. |
 Highest Pt. | Shek Nga Shan (540 m), Buffalo Hill (606 m), West Buffalo Hill (604 m) |
 Difficulty | Level 8 [Advanced] |
 Comments | The route to Nui Po Au is not difficult, you may treat it as warm-up route before climbing up to Shek Nga Shan. The route to Shek Nga Shan is strength-demanding, unclear, frequent up/down cycle. At the top of Shek Nga Shan, to watch back to the route that you have crossed, you will find your satisfaction invaluable. |
Wong Nai Tau / Kwong Yuen Estate
| Transport | Route | Get on / get off at | Remarks |
| Bus No. 49X | Tsing Yi Ferry Pier ⇔ Kwong Yuen | Kwong Yuen (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 82C | Science Park ⇔ Kwong Yuen | Kwong Yuen (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 85A | Kowloon City Ferry Pier ⇔ Kwong Yuen | Kwong Yuen (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 281A | Kowloon Station ⇔ Kwong Yuen | Kwong Yuen (Terminal) | |
| Minibus No. 804 | Hin Keng ⇔ Kwong Yuen | Kwong Yuen (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 83K | Shatin Town Centre ⇔ Wong Nai Tau | Wong Nai Tau (Terminal) | Circular Route |
| Bus No. 86 | Mei Foo ⇔ Wong Nai Tau | Wong Nai Tau (Terminal) | |
| Bus No. 89D | Lam Tin Station ⇔ Wu Kai Sha Station | Wong Nai Tau |
The route between Nui Po Au and Shek Nga Shan is not clear, and strength-demanding. It is recommended to go with experienced hikers.
The route sloping down from West Buffalo Hill is steep.
The route is mostly not tree-shaded. It is recommended to apply sunscreen, and bring along with enough food and water.
石芽山 Shek Nga Shan
