Start: Nam Shan Pavillion, South Lantau Road - Lantau Trail Section 2 - Sheung Tung Au (Full/half split) - Lin Fa Shan - Por Kai Shan – Pak Mong - Tung Chung – Shek Mun Kap– Tei Tong Tsai – Nei Lak Shan Country Trail - Ngong Ping (Big Buddha)- Lantau Peak - Tung Chung Au (Pak Kung Au) - Nam Shan Pavillion finish.

The HK100 Ultra Trail Race, which is held in January each year, has been cancelled.  HK100 Flex is a call to everyone to continue to train / run / hike / connect wherever you are in the world.  HK100 Flex is not a competition or a trial.  It is our way of giving you a little nudge to stay fit and strong and continue to pursue your personal trail running goals in these difficult times.

Winter Solstice Run is a race for families and outdoorholics. Starting at Rotary Park of Tai Mo Shan Country Park, the route goes through some woody downhill trail and finishes at D•PARK. There are 3 main categories with different race ditance: Elite Category - 20km, Challenge Category - 10km and Fun Catagory - 5km, which are suitable for challenge lovers, kids, families, couples, or anyone just fancy for a walk in the park!

The fourth edition of Mountain Range Trail Series Tai Po 50 will be held on 5 December 2020, which includes15km, 24km and 50km course with open to Solo and Team of two categories, for a cumulative elevation gain of 900m+, 1400m+ and 2700m+ respectively.​Tai Po 50 covers around the mountains in the northeastern New Territories, mainly around Pak Sin Leng Country Park, and passes through a number of country trails, ancient trails, steep paths and reservoirs. 

Start Time:

起步時間:

6:30 am: 54 km (sunrise 6:45 so first 15min in dark)
上午6時30分: 54 公里 (日出時間為6時45分，首15分鐘需要在天黑的環境下進行)

7:30 am: 27 km (going over Lantau Peak & Sunset Peak, contour of ridge to Pak Mong - Olympic Trail back to Tung Chung) 
上午7時30分: 27 公里 (穿越大嶼山及大東山的地方至白芒-奧運徑返回東涌)

7:45 am: 16 km (no major peaks - contour of ridge to Pak Mong - Olympic Trail back to Tung Chung) 
上午7時45分: 16公里 (跑至白芒-奧運徑返回東涌)

RaceBase is a team of passionate and experienced trailrunners, united by a shared love for discovering and traveling to races and events all over the world. The team believes Hong Kong has some of the best trails in the region, and that there is a demand for races and events here that are accessible to all skill levels, organized to exceptionally high quality and standards. 

Couleurs de Chine is a non-governmental organization (NGO), created in 1990 by Françoise Grenot-Wang, in order to develop education of girls in the region of Guangxi (South China). Originally cultural, the association took a humanitarian dimension in 1998. The charity has benefited from the support of more than 2,500 private sponsors and 30 companies. Thanks to those sponsorships, nearly 4,000 children from the Miao, Yao and Dong minorities are indeed attending schools.   

HK168 is an ultra-endurance race that takes place in Hong Kong. The 168km course starts and finishes at Tai Mei Tuk. It covers some of the most beautiful scenery in Hong Kong, including remote villages, ancient forests, nature trails, reservoirs and steep hills. The race has 4 major categories with the longest course of 168km with over 10,000m elevation and the participants need to finish within 48 hours. This is a unique, challenging and beautiful run for the trail running enthusiast and a chance to take part in an unforgettable event.