Square Mountain. That’s the literal translation of Sze Fong Shan’s Cantonese name. Sze Fong Shan rises before you. It is the fourth highest peak in Hong Kong. Its height reaches 784 meters. That’s 2,572 feet.
Sze Fong Shan resides in Tai Po District. This district is part of the New Territories. The mountain stands northeast of Tai Mo Shan.
Hikers know Sze Fong Shan well. The Eighth Stage of the MacLehose Trail passes nearby. Adventurers often trek this route. It offers stunning views.
Sze Fong Shan ranks high by elevation. It’s second out of six peaks in Shing Mun Country Park. Within Tsuen Wan District, it’s second out of 29. In Tai Mo Shan Country Park, it holds second place out of six. And within Tai Po District, it’s number one out of 101.
Sze Fong Shan also stands out by prominence. It’s fourth out of six in Shing Mun Country Park. In Tsuen Wan District, it’s 12th out of 29. Within Tai Mo Shan Country Park, it’s third out of six. And in Tai Po District, it ranks 38th out of 101.
Chau Ma Kong is a subpeak of Sze Fong Shan. It rises to 588 meters. That’s 1,929 feet. You can find it north-northeast of Sze Fong Shan. It’s also east of Ng Tung Chai waterfalls.
Sze Fong Shan offers a unique experience. Its trails challenge and reward hikers. The views from the summit are truly spectacular. They stretch across the New Territories.