GO PARK Sports’ community track stretches approximately 1,500 metres (outer loop: 1,500m, inner loop: 800m) and spans around 6 metres in width, lined with lush greenery and offering picturesque scenery that makes every ride a pleasure. Cyclists can soak in the natural mountain and coastal landscapes alongside the park’s diverse sporting facilities — creating one of Hong Kong’s most refreshing and scenic weekend activity destinations for riders of all ages.
Winding naturally around various sports facilities, the track is designed with a generous sense of space, featuring a mix of bends and undulating slopes that make it equally suited to families seeking a relaxed and enjoyable leisure ride and professional athletes looking for a dedicated training circuit. With the capacity to host criterium cycling races as well as duathlon events combining cycling and running, it is a truly versatile outdoor venue that welcomes everyone from casual riders to competitive athletes.
Whether you are searching for family fun on a weekend, planning an outdoor activity for kids, or simply looking for one of Hong Kong’s hidden gems and must-visit place in Hong Kong, GO PARK Sports’ community track ticks every box. Conveniently situated near established local cycling routes, the track allows the public to seamlessly weave cycling into everyday community life while opening up a wider range of scenic routes to discover and explore. It is widely recognised as one of the best weekend activity destinations and outdoor sports venues for families and cycling enthusiasts across Hong Kong.
In partnership with Hong Kong Cycling Centre, GO PARK Sports offers professional cycling programs designed to help riders of all levels develop skills and confidence through structured and engaging sessions. From first-time riders to those looking to progress further, our programs cater to every stage of the learning journey.
Facility booking, regular group classes, private coaching sessions and events are all available to book on the GO PARK Sports mobile app.
