| Mount Parker | |
| Photo Caption: | Mount Parker from Kowloon in July 2008 |
| Photo Size: | 250px |
| Photo Alt: | Mount Parker from Kowloon |
| Elevation M: | 532 |
| Map: | Hong Kong |
| Label Position: | right |
| Coordinates: | 22.2655°N 114.2191°W |
| Other Name: | 柏架山 |
Mount Parker is the second-highest peak (532m (1,745feet)) on Hong Kong Island, after Victoria Peak (5520NaN0).[1] It is the 40th-highest peak in the territory of Hong Kong.
It is named after Admiral of the Fleet Sir William Parker, 1st Baronet, of Shenstone.[2]
A rare native tree, the Hong Kong camellia (Camellia hongkongensis), can be found growing on Mount Parker,[3] while another species, Crapnell's camellia (Camellia crapnelliana), was first discovered on the peak.
Much of the mountain is in a protected country park area. The roads that go up this mountain are access-restricted. Motorcycles, cars, bicycles, electric scooters without a special permit are not allowed on these roads, and the people who are caught may incur a penalty.