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Lantau 70

TrailHong KongOpen
Date
2027-03-20(Sat)· 171 days to go
Sport
Trail
Region
Hong Kong
Where
Lantau Island
Distance / categories
70km
Climb
3082m D+
Start coordinates
22.26769, 113.99822 ・Map (exact start, official GPX)
Last checked
2026-09-30

Route profile

Distance 63.6 km Total climb 2869 m Highest 2766 m Lowest 5 m
53096139170km32km64kmMax 917m

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About this race

Lantau 70 is a trail running race at Lantau Island, Hong Kong, on 2027-03-20 (Sat). Distances: 70km. Elevation gain (reference): 3082m D+. Entry status (last checked by RacingDay): Open. This page was compiled by RacingDay from public data.

Landmarks near the route

Peaks and country-park landmarks within about 6 km of the race start (text and photos from Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons under CC licences; photos are not necessarily taken on the race route).
Po Kui Shan
Po Kui ShanMountainAbout 0.7 km from the start

Po Kui Shan is a mountain on Lantau Island in the New Territories of Hong Kong, lying to the south-east of Tung Chung with an elevation of 482 metres. To its west there is another peak, called Pok To Yan.

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Sam Shan ToiMountainAbout 2.3 km from the start

Sam Shan Toi is a mountain in Hong Kong, located in the central part of Lantau Island in the New Territories. It is the collective name for three peaks of similar height on the northern ridge of Lin Fa Shan, close to the summit of Lin Fa Shan. The highest point of Sam Shan Toi is 728 metres above sea level, on the southernmost of the three peaks, and it is the tenth-highest mountain in Hong Kong.

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Scenic Hill
Scenic HillMountainAbout 2.5 km from the start

Scenic Hill is a hill at the southern tip of Chek Lap Kok in the New Territories of Hong Kong, 77 metres high, with a headland named Pak Sha Tsui at its southern end. The site was originally an unnamed hill surrounded by the sea on three sides, far less well known than Fu Tei Wan to the north.

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