Trekking is one of the popular activities in Macau and people all over the world come to enjoy the scenic routes. Guia Hill attracts trekkers to its numerous trails, as do the hills of Coloane and Taipa. The trails safe and equipped for trekking, jogging and exercises offer splendid views over the islands, Pearl River and the city, and provide an opportunity for nature lovers and photographers to enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors in such close proximity to the city.
Coloane Island boasts an extensive network of well-maintained hiking and fitness trails. Trail maps are available at the information booth at the entrance to Seac Pai Van Park and at the trail heads. The trails are accessible from Seac Pai Van Park, from the various roadside picnic parks on the island, and from both Cheoc Van and Hac Sa beaches. It is also possible to join the main Coloane Trail, which circles the island at a height of about 100 meters above sea level, from various points on Coloane Peak. The main trail head is on the Estrada do Alto de Coloane, near the Recreational Fishing Zone.
Taipa Islands two highest hills, Taipa Grande and Taipa Pequena, are circled by nature trails which provide panoramic views of the entire Macau area. The Taipa Grande trail is reached by way of a short paved road off the Estrada Colonel Nicolau de Mesquita, near the United Chinese Cemetery. Adjacent to the trail on the east side of Taipa Grande, near the airport, is the Taipa Grande Nature Park. The Taipa Pequena trail can be accessed from the Estrada Lou Lim Ieoc, behind the Regency Hotel. Bicycles for touring the islands are available from a rental kiosk near the bus stop adjacent to Museum of Taipa and Coloane History in Taipa Village.