No buffer Number bib will be issued or distributed on the event day
Please fill in your emergency contact information on the back of the number bib with a ball-pen or marker
Number bib is non-transferable and must be worn only by the participant to whom it has been assigned
For those who haven’t received Hiker’s Pack before the event, please collect your Number bib at the Registration Counter at the event site in the morning
Please do not bend or fold your Number bib as this may damage the timing chip
2. Event T-shirt
For safety reasons, participants should wear the event t-shirt for easy identification by our marshals along the hiking routes
The number bib MUST BE VISIBLE AND WORN on the front of your T-shirt throughout the entire race
3. Personal Safety
Please take up your own personal accident insurance coverage
It is the responsibility of each participant to ensure that you are physically fit and healthy enough to participate in the event
4. Personal Belongings
We strongly recommend that you pack your belongings in a lightweight backpack
You may store your personal belongings in the assigned zone of the event site
Please be careful of your valuable belonging. SPHC will not be responsible or liable for the loss or damage of your personal belongings.
5. Emergency
In case of adverse weather conditions (e.g., Typhoon Signal Number 8 or Black Rainstorm Warning Signals issued in the morning), please visit the event website (hike.hospicecare.org.hk) for the latest announcement before the event.
Please bring your own mobile device, keep calm if you lose your way, and call our emergency hotlines (Number to be confirmed) when needed.
Along the trails, hikers will encounter various Distance Posts (DP) with their own unique numbers. If you lose your way, you may SMS 50222 to report Distance Posts numbers. For details of the 50222 SMS Hiker Tracking Service, please visit http://www.cahk.hk/50222SMS/50222_SMS_Chi.htm
6. Reuse, Reduce, Recycle
Please reduce waste and reuse what you can.
Please be reminded to separate your recyclable items / rubbish and place them into the appropriate bins.
List of equipment as essentials
Route map/guide book to trail/map
Comfortable Hiking shoes / non-slip shoes
Bottled Water (1.5L)
Sweat Towel
Sun Protection Supplies
Insect Repellent
Rain Jackets
Camera
Electrolyte Drinks
Mini First Aid Kit
Tips
Pay attention to the latest weather information issued by the Observatory before and during the activity
Don’t venture unmaintained path or take shortcuts. Exploring new routes will put you in danger, or get lost.
Sleep well before your excursions
Pay attention to your physical fitness and strength and avoid over-exhausted
If get lost in the mountain, retrace your steps along the original route. Don’t force your way further and seek help immediately
Please visit the Government’s website for safety hints for hiking in Country Parks
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