Scooter-Friendly Spots & Tracks For Kids In Hong Kong

Bowen Road Fitness Trail

A cool shaded path with views to match, this trail is extremely popular with families, joggers, and dog owners. It is entirely paved and mostly flat - which is perfect for scootering. It spans less than four kilometers—making it a perfect chilled-out afternoon activity. Just remind your little ones to be careful with the joggers or dogs that they might encounter along the way.

How to get there: catch minibus 28 from either Causeway Bay or Baguio Villa to Kennedy Road and alight at Bowen Drive. Alternatively, you can start from the other direction, next to the Hong Kong Adventist Hospital on Stubbs Road.

Bowen Road Fitness Trail - Bowen Road-Stubbs Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong,

East Coast Park Precinct

Located along Fortress Hill's harbourfront sits the East Coast Park Precinct.  Visitors can enjoy the sea breeze on the benches and enjoy a panoramic view of the harbour by the Central-Wanchai Bypass East Vent Shaft. With lawn areas, mini-slides and a wide open space where you can see a lot of kids that live around the neighbourhood cruising around on their scooters.

How to get there: A quick 9 minute walk from Fortress Hill station Exit A.

East Coast Park Precinct - Watson Road, Fortress Hill, Hong Kong

Deep Water Bay Promenade

Perfect for families with kids that love to do multiple activities in one afternoon - you've got the water, sand, playgrounds, kiosks AND a paved boardwalk to bust out scooters. The boardwalk is about 2 kilometers long, where it ends at Repulse Bay. Note that there are some stairs at the beginning of the walk and it tends to get quite busy over the weekends and public holidays.

How to get there: From Central, take buses 6, 6A, 6X or 260 and get off at Deep Water Bay

Deep Water Bay Promenade - Deep Water Bay, Hong Kong Island

Pak Fuk Road Safety Town North Point

Pak Fuk Road Safety Town in North Point is a miniature town with simulated streets, road signs, realistic traffic lights, zebra crossings, roundabouts, subways, and a footbridge. It is an enclosed area so that kids can ride their bikes and scooters while learning about road safety. If the kids don’t have a bicycle or scooter, they can also come and play, they can pretend to be police officers or pedestrians and learn about different road signs and systems without having to worry about the zooming cars.

Note that it does tend to get busy on weekdays as schools might have booked out the space for field trips so do make a phone call and inquire if it is available, otherwise, Safety Town is open daily from 7am - 10pm.

How to get there: A quick walk from Quarry Bay Station Exit C

Pak Fuk Road Safety Town - Pak Fuk Road Safety Town, Pak Fuk road, North Point, +852 2564 2673, https://www.roadsafety.gov.hk/

Pok Fu Lam Family Walk

A lot of families love to come here to for either of the following: a hike with a view (the possibility of also seeing a bit of wildlife on the way - be sure to remind the littles to keep a good distance from them!), hosting a picnic and on top of that, the paths are flat enough for scooters to be used. This three-and-a-half-kilometer walk should take about an hour and since it’s a loop, so you’ll end up back to where you started.

How to get there: Catch bus 4 from Central to Wah Fu or bus 71 from Central to Wong Chuk Hang and alight at Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road.

Pok Fu Lam Family Walk - High West, Pok Fu Lam Country Park

The Peak Circle

A popular spot for visitors and families that can't get enough of the beautiful views of Victoria Harbour, The Peak Circle is a three-and-a-half-kilometer-walk that is entirely paved, which is appropriate for families with kids that love to hike with their scooters in tow. Kids can also check out Mt Austin playground if they've still got more energy to burn after scootering.

How to get there: Hop on bus 15 or minibus 1 from Central. Follow the path starting at Lugard Road next to the Peak Tower.

Peak Circle Walk - Lugard Road, The Peak Tower

Tai Po Waterfront Park

Explore a different side of Hong Kong and venture out to Tai Po with your scooters! There are a lot of things to do such as host a picnic day, venture out on an insect walk and most importantly, enjoy the 1.2km waterfront promenade that is accessible and safe for scooting. Click on for more details!

How to get there: A quick taxi ride from Tai Po Market MTR Station. Or via KMB bus routes 72A, 73, 73X, 75X, 271, 275R, 74K, 75K, 71K, 71S and MTR Feeder Bus Route No. K17.

Tai Po Waterfront Park - Dai Fat Street, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong, +852 2664 2107, https://www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/parks/

Tai Tam Country Park - Tai Tam Reservoir

There are so many reasons why this walk is a favorite in Hong Kong. It is perfect for people of all ages, families with young kids and dog owners. Enjoy the greenery, the scenic views, bring a packed lunch and make a day out of it!

For scooter families - there are different ways and entrances to get here, but if you're using scooters all the way, best to start this walk from Tai Tam Road after getting off the bus as the pavement will be flat for about 1.5km on Tai Tam Reservoir Road. Entering via Hong Kong Parkview or Mount Butler will be a bit of a challenge, especially for the littles (unless you're all up for it!). But for a smooth scooter day, best to take the Tai Tam Road entrance.

How to get there: Take the number 14 bus from Sai Wan Ho MTR exit A bus stop and alight at Tai Tam Country Park, Tai Tam Road.

Tai Tam Country Park - Tai Tam Road, Hong Kong

Water Sports And Recreation Precinct Phase 4

Situated on Hung Hing Road, Wan Chai, the Precinct offers a captivating north-facing view of Victoria Harbour and encompasses a sprawling 1.7-hectare area.

Aside from one of the cool retired East Rail Line Refurbished train cars situated in the middle, the entire area is absolutely perfect for scooter tots. More details here!

How to get there: Exit A2 of the MTR Exhibition Centre Station.

Water Sports And Recreation Precinct Phase 4 - Wan Chai Promenade, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

West Kowloon Harbourfront Promenade

The spacious promenade is wide enough to entertain both kids on bikes and scooters. With a lot of shaded areas and restaurants to grab a bite to eat, it is a great space to spend a beautiful sunny afternoon in with the littles. Click on for more info!

How to get there: Exit from MTR Kowloon Station Exit E4 or E5. Walk along Nga Cheung road and cross the footbridge into the West Kowloon Cultural District (approx. 10 minutes).

West Kowloon Cultural District - Austin Road West, Kowloon