Tai Po to Tai Mei Tuk The popular route is a leisurely 1.5 hours but can be extended along the Tai Mei Tuk dam for a longer 9km ride.

How to cycle to Tai Mei Tuk?

Take the MTR and arrive at Tai Wai station and head to Exit A. For those who do not own a bike in Hong Kong, walk to the other side of the road and to your right, find a bicycle renting shop which provides you with the option of a single ride to Tai Mei Tuk, or a return trip back to Tai Wai.

How do I get to Tai Po cycling trail?

Getting there All you have to do is take the East Rail Line to MTR Tai Po Market Station then hop on the green minibus 20C. Bus 75K at the station’s bus terminus also travels to Tai Mei Tuk. In addition, bus 275R runs from Tai Po Station to Bride’s Pool Waterfall on Sundays, passing through Tai Mei Tuk.

Where can I rent a bike in Tai Mei Tuk?

Along Ting Kok Road and near the Tai Mei Tuk Public Car Park, you’ll find plenty of shops offering cheap rental for a full day of cycling. Cheung Hing Bicycle is one of the rental shops you’ll pass by on Ting Kok Road. At only $40 dollars, you can have the bike all to yourself and cycle all day.

Where can I rent a bike in Taipei?

Trip ideas: There are bike rental shops in Tai Wai, Sha Tin Park, Tai Po Waterfront Park, and Tai Mei Tuk. Pick a shop near your starting point and ask the rental shop staff if the bike can be returned at your destination — most rental shops will let you do so.

How to rent a bike in Tai Wai?

Starting at Tai Wai, getting there is easy—simply jump on the MTR East Rail line and hop off at Tai Wai Station (Exit A). Once you’re there, you will find multiple rental shops that offer a huge variety of bicycles for rent, from road and mountain bikes to surrey bikes.

How to get to Tai Mei Tuk from Tai Po?

Bus 75K at the station’s bus terminus also travels to Tai Mei Tuk. In addition, bus 275R runs from Tai Po Station to Bride’s Pool Waterfall on Sundays, passing through Tai Mei Tuk. As a popular cycling spot, Tai Mei Tuk boasts several bike rental stores.