
Bride's Pool Hong Kong
Tranquil Hong Kong oasis featuring a serene waterfall cascading into a cool pool, surrounded by lush hiking trails and picnic spots.

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Bride's Pool Hong Kong
Best Time
Pleasant weather, fewer crowds

Highlights
Must-see attractions
Tranquil Hong Kong oasis featuring a serene waterfall cascading into a cool pool, surrounded by lush hiking trails and picnic spots.
"A beautiful, tranquil spot for a refreshing dip and a peaceful escape into nature."

🎯 Easy Access from MTR
Take Tai Po MTR, then a minibus to Tai Mei Tuk Village for easy access.
💧 Consider a Swim
The pool is refreshing, but be mindful of slippery rocks.

Quick Facts
Rating
4.4 · 118 reviews
Type
Natural Feature
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Bride's Pool Waterfall
Main pool area
A picturesque waterfall cascading into a clear, inviting pool. Perfect for a refreshing dip or stunning photos.

Lush Hiking Trails
Surrounding countryside
Explore verdant paths offering scenic views and a peaceful connection with nature. Easy to moderate difficulty.

Picnic Areas
Designated spots
Relax and enjoy a meal amidst the natural beauty. Ideal for a leisurely day out with family or friends.
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Planning Your Visit
Getting There: Plan Your Route
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🎯 Easy Access from MTR
Take Tai Po MTR, then a minibus to Tai Mei Tuk Village for easy access.
💧 Consider a Swim
The pool is refreshing, but be mindful of slippery rocks.
🧺 Pack a Picnic
Enjoy the scenic picnic spots with your own food and drinks.
👟 Wear Comfortable Shoes
Trails are easy, but good footwear is essential for exploring.
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🎯 Easy Access from MTR
Take Tai Po MTR, then a minibus to Tai Mei Tuk Village for easy access.
💧 Consider a Swim
The pool is refreshing, but be mindful of slippery rocks.
🧺 Pack a Picnic
Enjoy the scenic picnic spots with your own food and drinks.
👟 Wear Comfortable Shoes
Trails are easy, but good footwear is essential for exploring.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors praise Bride's Pool for its tranquil natural beauty, particularly the picturesque waterfall and refreshing pool, making it a lovely spot for a peaceful day out. The easy hiking trails and picnic areas add to its appeal as a serene escape from the city. However, some find the area itself to be quite small and lacking in extensive activities compared to other Hong Kong attractions.
"The Waterfall is OK but the tracks is moderate. Due to it being rocky and not flat. It doesn't take long to go to both water falls.
Just some warning : Reaching the van stop near the waterfall is easy, follow your gps and hit that button to tell the van driver to stop. Theres full reception all the way to the falls.
When leaving the waterfall the van stop is opposite the toilet. It's next to the entrance to the carpark.
There is only 1 van going down and if that van is full you need to wait another hour for the next van.
I didn't wait and caught an Uber back to Tai po market station at $159HK. ( van passed by 4:30pm,08/2/2025)
They say this place is haunted and although I didn't see anything I did get quite a bit of headache walking so be careful especially if it's a cloudy day.
1. Ride the MTR to Tai po market station. I went into the middle carriage so the escalator is right in front as I exit.
2. Exit the MTR by following A3 exit. Once you exit the MTR there is a small tunnel in front. Go thru it and take a left.
3. Once you see the van terminus stetion look to your left and you'll see a thick Grey pole that says 20R.
4. The Van departs every hour. Sometimes the driver will wave you to cross the road as there's a lot of van behind him so he can't get in.
5. The ride took around 40mins as there weren't that many people getting on and off.
6. Remember to get off at the last BBQ area shown in Google map or you have to walk up the hill.
7. From the first photo walk down and pass the first BBQ site you see. You'll also see a stone bridge which you need to cross to where you come across the second BBQ area. Turn left and walk up to the bride's Pool trail.
You'll see a stone that tells you to go left for bride's Pool and right to mirror Pool. If you turn right you see mirror Pool but it's a dead end.
8. I took a left and walk up where you'll see a second signboard that tells you to walk up to see bride's Pool.
Don't be fool in walking up as you can't see the falls.
From this second signboard you'll see an unsigned path onto the left. You take this unsigned path and walk for around five mins.
9. You'll come to the end of the path where you need to climb up the stream. The far left of the steam is easier to climb. It was sunny so there weren't much water.
10. After you climb up the stream for around five mins you'll reach the base of bride's Pool."
R Lam
"Some people says it has 3 Water Falls , only to found out today that it has only Mirror Pool and Brides Pool . But we enjoyed it coz we discovered the Chung Mei Dam and it has beautiful white stones formations aside from Water Falls in Brides Pool area."
Madhel Lau
"Nice for hiking trip in HK."
Poul Sondergaard
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The most common route is to take the MTR to Tai Po Market Station, then catch a minibus (e.g., 25K or 25X) towards Tai Mei Tuk Village. From there, it's a short walk to Bride's Pool.
Yes, Bride's Pool is accessible via MTR and then a local minibus service.
From Kowloon, take the MTR to Tai Po Market Station and then transfer to a minibus heading towards Tai Mei Tuk Village.
Taxis can take you to the general area, but they might not go directly to the trailhead. It's often easier to combine MTR and minibus for the final leg.
The journey can take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on your starting point and connections.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, Bride's Pool is a natural attraction and generally does not require an entrance fee.
Bride's Pool is an outdoor natural area and is accessible at all times. However, it's best to visit during daylight hours for safety and enjoyment.
There are no official closures for Bride's Pool, but it's advisable to check weather conditions, especially during typhoon season.
Generally, there are no specific entry restrictions, but visitors are expected to respect the natural environment and follow park rules.
Yes, you can visit Bride's Pool on public holidays, but expect larger crowds.
🎫 🏞️ Onsite Experience
You can enjoy hiking on the surrounding trails, swimming in the pool (with caution), picnicking, and photography.
Yes, the pool is suitable for swimming, but be aware of slippery rocks and the depth. Always swim with caution.
Basic facilities like restrooms are usually available in the vicinity, but changing rooms might be limited.
The main trail to Bride's Pool is generally considered easy to moderate, making it accessible for most hikers.
Bring water, snacks, swimwear, a towel, comfortable walking shoes, insect repellent, and a camera.
📸 📸 Photography Tips
The waterfall itself, the pool, and the surrounding lush greenery offer excellent photo opportunities. Try different angles from the rocks or the trail.
Early morning or late afternoon often provides softer light and fewer crowds, ideal for capturing the natural beauty.
Drone usage may be restricted in certain areas or national parks. It's best to check local regulations before flying.
For the waterfall, consider a slower shutter speed to capture motion blur. For landscapes, a wider aperture can ensure a good depth of field.
Look for reflections in the pool, the textures of the rocks, and the vibrant colors of the surrounding vegetation.
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