Another rabbit in Tseung Kwan O, the same town as the Hong Kong Rabbit Run. This one is drawn in profile, so it is easier to read: a long ear pointing to the sky, a face looking right, and even a small eye.
You start at the bottom left of the drawing, around the rabbit's back end, and loop the outline back to the same spot.
How the drawing works
Ear — A long out-and-back to the north becomes one upright ear. Its tip is the northernmost point.
Face and eye — The round bulge to the east is the face and nose, and a small loop around one block inside it is the eye. That tiny loop brings the drawing to life.
Body and feet — The road curving west and south forms the back and rump; short bumps to the south are the front paws.
Before you run
About 11.7 km (7.3 mi). Mostly wide sidewalks with little elevation change.
The small eye loop is easy to miss. Keep the route on your watch screen.
It is close to the first rabbit route — draw both on different days and compare.
Hong Kong is hot and humid. Mornings and evenings are best.
Make a video on this route
Tap Make a race video on this route above and the route opens in the app right away.
Have your own recording? Drag the GPX/FIT file onto the map and race the sample as a virtual race.
Open Race Video in the left panel and pick a format (9:16 for Reels and Shorts).
With GPS art, the highlight is the moment the drawing is complete. Just before the finish the camera pulls back to show the whole finished picture.
Add a text like "Hong Kong Rabbit Run 2 🐰" to make it even more fun.
The route drawing and sample run (time, pace, heart rate) are examples generated from the map route. Before running it for real, check local conditions such as traffic lights, construction and closures.
Ran it and finished the drawing? Time to show it off. Upload your recording and get a race replay video right in your browser. Free, no sign-up.