October 9, 2020
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60km-long cycle track completes between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan

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Aerial view of cyclists on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the new 11-kilometre-long cycle track, which marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Aerial view of a cyclist on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui, as cows walk under the bridge. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. The completion of this section (Yuen Long to Sheung Shui) marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. 30SEP20 SCMP/ Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo May Tse
Cyclists crossing the road with their bicycles at the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
A girl in rollerblades holds onto her dad’s bag as he cycles along the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
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Aerial view of cyclists on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui....Aerial view of cyclists on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
October 9, 2020
Photos

60km-long cycle track completes between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan

The completion of Yuen Long to Sheung Shui section cycle track marks the completion of the entire 60km-long...

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Aerial view of cyclists on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the new 11-kilometre-long cycle track, which marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Aerial view of a cyclist on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui, as cows walk under the bridge. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. The completion of this section (Yuen Long to Sheung Shui) marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. 30SEP20 SCMP/ Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo May Tse
Cyclists crossing the road with their bicycles at the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
A girl in rollerblades holds onto her dad’s bag as he cycles along the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
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Aerial view of cyclists on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the new 11-kilometre-long cycle track, which marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Aerial view of a cyclist on the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui, as cows walk under the bridge. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. The completion of this section (Yuen Long to Sheung Shui) marks the completion of the entire 60km-long cycle track backbone between Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan. 30SEP20 SCMP/ Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo May Tse
Cyclists crossing the road with their bicycles at the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
A girl in rollerblades holds onto her dad’s bag as he cycles along the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: Winson Wong
Cyclists enjoying the recently opened cycle track between Yuen Long with Sheung Shui. Photo: May Tse
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