クロッカー山脈周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

It costs RM 5 extra, but it is a nice lap of honour, for example at the end of the Silau Silau Trail

The trail is at an altitude of around 1,600 meters and the climate here is relatively pleasant for Central Europeans.

The tree is several meters wide due to its enormous plank roots on the ground and a group of several people can comfortably fit in front of it. An impressive photo opportunity.

Here you can balance from platform to platform on very narrow and wobbly suspension bridges at dizzying heights and marvel at the mighty giant trees and observe animals such as millipedes.

I was at Kinabalu in 1992. Climbing the mountain is of course a must if you are physically fit. The climb is not technically difficult, but it is quite strenuous due to the unusual height. What was fantastic were the hiking trails in the national park. Paths through all levels of vegetation, flying (gliding) snakes, super colorful and interesting insects, simply jungle and mountain rainforest. And unfortunately in 1992 you could see the full extent of the massive deforestation and endless palm oil plantations from up on the mountain. Little tip: after the national park to Sandakan to the orangutan release and protection area.

Finally, a little arduous climb over large stones to the summit and the sign says that you have made it

After 4-5 hours you have managed the 1,400 meters in altitude and arrive at the base camp. There are various huts for overnight stays, as well as a restaurant where you can enjoy dinner in buffet form.

4 km done, here there is usually an early lunch or late breakfast. For the remaining 2 km you need about the same time as for the first 4 km. The air is getting thinner and the paths steeper and more difficult, but always believe in yourself, you can do it.