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How to start

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Quite some people have asked me how they could start enjoying the type of adventures shown on this web. Here a short compendium of everything explained.

Goose Heng

Small streams going down from Goose Valley Lost trail. Clear water, low flow, bushy & tons of trash at its bottom. One more for the hardcore.

West Dragon

The less impressive of the Dragons. Just a cute stream, with small waterfalls, better the higher you go, with mini rock forest included.

Greece

The Greek Islands offer pristine water, spectacular landscape, culture, good gastronomy and way more. Far away holidays abroad.

Kids & dogs

Throughout the years several people have contacted me asking for routes suitable for kids & dogs. Here some information.

Cliff Jumping

Jumping into the water either in the sea or stream is part of the “fun” in our outings. Where to enjoy it and how briefly explained here.

Navigation

Do you know how to read a map? What contour lines mean? Do you trust your GPS or ribbons? Do you know how to navigate without them?

DongChong-XiChong

Semi civilized coastal walk with tons of tourist entertainment or/and a decent coasteering route with local people thinking that you are nuts šŸ˜†

East DongChong

Coasteering & stream hiking in East Shenzhen. A big arch, easy coasteering with nice views, big boulder wider stream, & hiking within the woods.

Nam Fung Hang

Tiny creek around Maclehose trail section 1. A few man made structures & little more in it. Only for the most hardcore “I want to see them all”.

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