Castle Peak

It is a 583 m high crest in the western New Territories of Hong Kong.

Rather than its Chinese name, which implies green slope, Castle Peak is famous for its extreme loss of vegetation and weathering of its stone surface.

The zone toward the west of the slope was likewise named Castle Peak. It is likewise the old name of Tuen Mun amid early British run before beginning improvement of Tuen Mun New Town. In early proposition of the improvement, the new town was named Castle Peak New Town.

A large portion of territory of the slope is under terminating range utilized by military and police powers in Hong Kong. Notices are issued to open before practices are completed. It is along these lines among the few slopes in Hong Kong which are not some portion of a Country Park.