My ASEAN Free GPS Map Project

Hikers had rated Gunung Ledang (Mount. Ophir) as the 6th difficult summit trails among Malaysia mountains. There's 4 trails can go up to the summit. Here's the hiker's trail from Gate B, Pusat Operasi Taman Negara Gunung Ledang. Total 8 checkpoints (CP) along the trail. The terrain before CP5 is quite gentle uphill. The KFC session is after CP6 up to CP 8 (summit) ... Along the way there's ropes and ladders to assist. This is not a leisure jungle walk.

We have not much time to enjoy the scenery due to we were late to the trailhead. There's rule that if anybody cannot reach summit before 3.00pm, he/she must turn back from the point where he/she is. Hikers are not allowed to camp overnight in the park.

I hope next time i can have more time to explore the waterfalls and flora here.

(note : KFC = Killing Fitness Centre )

gunung ledang - from far view


pusat operasi taman negara gunung ledang


welcome board


clear signboard along the way that show where you are now


a small cascade near CP5 sg. tiga segi


part of KFC


CP6 gua kambing


guide is guiding us how to cross the big boulder


continue fo rock ascent


view from the summit


the cloud was so near to us


'i luv summit'

Hi Snail-works,
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful pictures!
Tracks will be update.

unfortunate can't join the GG must blame my friend for it, ask him to bring me there on honey moon

i notice there is a road if want to reach the summit by car. near telekom...
entering about 10 minutes with unpaved, then until summit, all are paved.
you know that?

tlchuan wrote::cry: unfortunate can't join the GG must blame my friend for it, ask him to bring me there on honey moon

Ya lah... because your friend don't know how to wear helmet...

really nice Shots..

Congratulations! You have reached the summit.

wahh..nice pic arr. Hope to go there one day..

Nice photos you captured there. The last time I climbed was like more than 20 years ago. Seems there is a operation point now which is a good thing, I think due to some lost trekkers. So is getting a guide a must now?