The 10 Hour Lantau Trail (50Km) Challenge a Silver Jubilee Activity Organised by the Hong Kong Hiking Association, China

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The 10 hour Lantau Trail (50km) Challenge A Silver Jubilee Activity organised by the Hong Kong Hiking Association, China. Date: Sunday 21 January 2007 Place: Lantau Trail, Lantau Island Registration: 1 November to 15 December 2006 Fees: HKD200 each (Inclusive of the registration fee, a commemorative T shirt, storage of simple personal belongings. ) The association does not accept any responsibility for the loss of any items under storage. Quota: 200 (Please register early, first come first served) Objective: To promote the hiking interest and to challenge oneself. Prizes: Men and Women divisions. Trophies for the winner, the runner up and the second runner up for each division. Medals for the fourth to the tenth finishers for each division. Time limit: A certificate will be issued to reward each hiker who finishes the Trail in not more than 10 hours. Meeting point: Ma Wan Tsuen, Wong Lung Hang Road, Tung Chung, Lantua Island. Starting time: 8 am (registration starts at 7:30 am) Application proicedures: 1. Complete the registraion form. 2. Prepare a crossed cheque for HKD200 marked payable to the 「Hong Kong Hiking Associaton, China」 3. Prepare two self addressed envelopes with stamps of HKD1.40 each. 4. Send the above items to Mr Chan Tse Kin, 2/F, 169 Gloucester Road,Wanchai, Hong Kong. Please mark on the envelope "The 10 hour Lantau Trail (50km) Challenge" Enquiries: Mr Chan Tse Kin 2572 1648 or 9874 1886 Mr Leung Lung 9640 3459 Mr Wan Kwan Wah 6202 9797 Routes of the Challenge: Ma Wan Tsuen, Wong Lung Hang Road, Tung Chung (Start) Country Trail of Wong Lung Hang Sheung Tung Au Sunset Peak (not to the top) Pak Kung Au (CP1) Lantau Peak Ngong Ping Lantau Peak Entrance (CP2) Tai Fung Au (CP3) Kwun Yam Shan Keung Shan (not to the top of Ling Wui Shan) Nam Chung Tsuen of Tai O (CP4) Fan Lau Kau Ling Chung Shek Pik Country Trail BBQ site (CP5) Catchwater Path of Lantau South (not to Shui Hau Peninsula) Nam Shan Plantation Road (L108 post) Pak Kung Au Chi Tong Tsai Country Trail (CP6) Shek Mun Kap Ma Wan Tsuen, Wong Lung Hang Road, Tung Chung (Finish) .

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