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Tourists take pictures of the Hong Kong skyline through the windows of the Peak Tram as it climbs toward Victoria Peak on June 9, 2012. The upper terminus of the tram is the Peak Tower, a seven-level shopping complex topped by a viewing platform. -
Sightseers take pictures from the terrace on Victoria Peak on June 1, 2012. -
Sightseers walk along the Peak Trail on Saturday, June 9. The trail meanders through lush vegetation, but also opens up to offer many views of Hong Kong and Kowloon to the north. -
Sightseers take pictures on the Hong Kong trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9, 2012. -
Sightseers take in the view on the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9. -
The view of Hong Kong on the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9, 2012. -
A runner gets a workout on the Peak Trail above Hong Kong on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9, 2012. -
A walker holds an umbrella during a rain shower on the the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9. -
Walkers and hikers take a break in a pavilion during a rain shower on the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9. -
A sightseer takes pictures on the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday, June 9. -
A walker takes in the scenery on the Peak Trail on Victoria Peak on Saturday. -
The Peak Tower on Victoria Peak in Hong Kong offers stunning views of Hong Kong and beyond. -
A bus makes it's way through the Mid Levels in Hong Kong on June 9. Hong Kong boast an extremely efficient public transit system (use of public transportation is the highest in the world). -
Hikers make their way along the Dragon's Back portion of the Hong Kong Trail on Thursday, June 7. Dragon's Back is one of the most popular hikes in Hong Kong. -
A hiker climbs the final steps to reach Shek O Peak on the Dragon's Back - a well-known section of the Hong Kong trail - in Hong Kong on Thursday, June 7. In the background is a view of the beachfront community of Shek O. -
A hiker photographs a sign atop Shek O Peak on the Dragon's Back section of the Hong Kong trail on June 7, 2012. -
A flower blossoms along the Hong Kong Trail on the Dragon's Back ridge overlooking Big Wave Bay in Hong Kong on Thursday, June 7. -
Dysphania militaris species of moth hangs on the underside of a leaf along the Hong Kong Trail on Thursday, June 7, 2012 in Hong Kong. -
A parasailer looks for a place to land on the Shek O beach in Hong Kong on Thursday, June 7. -
People enjoy a day at the beach in Shek O, Hong Kong, on Thursday, June 7. -
A view of Victoria Harbor with skylines of Kowloon on the left and Hong Kong on the right as seen looking back from a ferry headed toward Mui Wo on Lantau Island on Friday, June 8. -
A ferry pulls into the dock at Mui Wo on Lantau Island in Hong Kong on June 8, 2012. Mui Wo is both the start and the end of the Lantau Trail. -
A man rides his bicycle along a sidewalk next to the ferry terminal in Mui Wo on Lantau Island on June 8, 2012. -
A mountain biker makes his way along the Lantau Trail on Lantau Island on June 8, 2012. -
A hiker makes his way through the lush foliage of the Lantau Trail on Lantau Island in Hong Kong on Friday, June 8. -
A Giant Golden Orb Weaver spider hangs in a web along the Lantau Trail on Lantau Island in Hong Kong on Friday, June 8. The spider is not poisonous but is one of the biggest spiders in the world, with the body growing to an average size of 1.2 to 2 inches. -
A hiker makes his way down the final segment of the Lantau Trail toward Mui Wo on Lantau Island in Hong Kong on Tuesday, June 12. -
Hikers climb through the mist toward Lantau Peak on the Lantau Island trail on Lantau Island, Hong Kong on June 9, 2012. -
A hiker takes a break on the Lantau Trail as it crosses the shoulder of Lantau Peak on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, on Monday, June 11.
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