Cameron Highlands Trail No. 3
Cameron Highlands Trail No. 3
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wrijughosh
Bengaluru, India26 contributions
Aug 2022 • Family
One of the cleanest and serene places. We enjoyed a lot. We were staying at Camerin Hughland Resorts. A very Anglo vintage place, which is very well maintained and clean. We loved our stay. We did do the general visits like the tea gardens, sheep feeding, Flower Gardens etc. It was really very busy over the weekend though. But worth the visit.
Written 15 August 2022
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Shona_Deb
Pune, India1,043 contributions
Feb 2011 • Couples
3D2N duration is good enough for cover cameron higlands. Weather is always very sooding, romantic, cool and pleasant, please do not forget to take warm cloths.
I have covered below places in 3D2N and all were good places
- Cactus & Flower farms
- Flower & Hydroponical - Cactus Vally farms
- Strawberry & Tea Plantation
- Mossy forest
- Indian temple and Sam Poh Buddhist temple
I have covered below places in 3D2N and all were good places
- Cactus & Flower farms
- Flower & Hydroponical - Cactus Vally farms
- Strawberry & Tea Plantation
- Mossy forest
- Indian temple and Sam Poh Buddhist temple
Written 25 September 2011
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JUNELAUSC
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia607 contributions
May 2013 • Family
About 2 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur. A cool highland retreat of average temperature of 18C degree. There are many things to see and do. Just walks through the villages, visits to the strawberry, honey bee farms and tea plantations or jungle tracking. The best cuisine is Chinese streamboat, can get in most restaurants.
Written 20 September 2013
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Neel G
London60 contributions
Aug 2013 • Couples
great hike for a few hours... leads to other trails too
no need for a map or a guide ... well signposted :)
no need for a map or a guide ... well signposted :)
Written 17 September 2013
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MuahChee
Singapore, Singapore9 contributions
Aug 2011 • Couples
Me and my boyfriend drove from Penang to Cameron Highlands and spent a night slept in the car at the top of Gunung Brinchang. No other tourist except us, very quiet and safe.
At the sunset we walked up the stairs and it led us to a beautiful walk way, something like a bridge, it was about 10 mins walk with spectacular view, that was the best bit.
Weather is chill, so bring a pullover with you, and bring your own food if you plan to camp or spend a night there.
At the sunset we walked up the stairs and it led us to a beautiful walk way, something like a bridge, it was about 10 mins walk with spectacular view, that was the best bit.
Weather is chill, so bring a pullover with you, and bring your own food if you plan to camp or spend a night there.
Written 12 September 2011
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XyoyoX
Hassfurt, Germany11 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
We took Jungle Walk No 5 and 3 to the top. Nice hiking/climbing (more of a "jungle stair" than a trail sometimes) and the way was easy to find. However, there is not a view at the top worth mentioning so we were a little disappointed. Took No 8 back, more hiking up and down, a bit more challenging than No 3. All in all it took us about 5 hours. So if you're looking for some hiking in the jungle go for it ;) I don't think it would be much fun when it rains though. And don't expect to see anything else than forest ;)
Written 12 August 2015
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Jesper
Edinburgh, UK11 contributions
May 2015 • Couples
The first part of Trail No. 3 is quite easy. A bit of up and down. Very nice view along the way. However, it's really doable.
After the shelter junction it gets very demanding. The ascent to Gunung Derembun gets very steep, it's more of a climb than a trek. At two points there are trees and mud so much in the way that you do actually have to climb to stay on track. (Yes we followed the signs and reflectors.)
The top of Berembun is nice though. Bring enough water.
After the shelter junction it gets very demanding. The ascent to Gunung Derembun gets very steep, it's more of a climb than a trek. At two points there are trees and mud so much in the way that you do actually have to climb to stay on track. (Yes we followed the signs and reflectors.)
The top of Berembun is nice though. Bring enough water.
Written 22 May 2015
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Simon293916
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar26 contributions
Apr 2014 • Couples
I took a taxi from Tanah Rata to the Arcadia Bungalow, where Trail No. 3 starts. I unfortunately didn't have time to climb up Gunung Beremban, but instead took trail 5 down to MARDI and then back to the hotel Century Pines Resort. The whole trip took me about 2 hours, walking at normal speed. I saw one small snake and hear some animals in the bushes but didn't see them. I really loved this walk!
Written 21 April 2014
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Jillian W
Perth, Western Australia, Australia77 contributions
Sept 2013 • Couples
Great walk - we have done it twice. Walked into town from the Smokehouse one day on the trail and then back on another day. Has been quite wet and was a little slippery but the rainforest smelt lovely and was very relaxing.
Written 7 September 2013
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Justin J G
5 contributions
May 2017
I attempted trail 1 before finding it was closed halfway up. I then went to do trail 2 followed by trail 3. The two together took 4-5 hours and was really challenging in total. The hill top ascent is steep and it had been raining recently which made it slippy. Its began riding hard on the way down and I had to slide bits of it, make sure it is dry for the hill top, if it is going to rain I recommend doing it another time.
Written 8 May 2017
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Written 17 February 2015
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