Adding an existing path after a hike.

Adding a attached rock along the path.

Editing the path for better accuracy. Moving the rock feature to the correct location.

Changing the feature type to Attached Rock / Boulder. Original "Tourist Attraction" type before change is not that accurate after all.

Changing feature type to Attacked Rock to reflect the true nature of the place.

Changing multiple feature to "Attached Rock" to reflect the true nature of the spots. And also changed a few English names that were already documented in a Hong Kong climbing guide book years ago.

Adding 2 sections of a path with a trace after a hike. 2 named boulders are along the path.

Adding a stream 象山西坑 which is also clearly visible on sat images.

Change feature type so it reveals on the map for majority of apps and OSM web.

Change feature type so it reveals on the map for majority of apps, and also the EN name documented years ago in a book by DC Reeves.

Slightly moving the peak feature to fit the location of the 495m Lion Rock post sign installed by the government.

Adding a path based on trace after a hike. (part 2)

Adding a path based on trace after a hike. (part 1)

slightly tuning final section of 倚天脊 for better accuracy and added a side path going back to 扎山道

Adding a path based on trace after a hike.

Adding a path based on trace after a hike.

That campsite does not exist.

Adding an existed path where there is a cable duct along the ridge.

Adding an existed path.

Adding a shortcut path connecting Chiu Keng Wan Shan (247m) and Wilson Trail. So hikers do not need to enter the nearby cementery.