Best trails in Niah National Park

This route is within the Niah National Park area. It will take you across the river and to Niah Cave. Be careful on this route as it is quite steep in some places, and may be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. There are stairs to climb outside and inside the cave. You will also be able to see a wide variety of flora and fauna in this area of the trail. A reminder to all to bring your insect repellant.

This route will cross the Batang Subis River, and take you to the Painted Cave. On the walls of this cave there are paintings of tombs and artifacts of ancient inhabitants by prehistoric inhabitants. Some places on this route may be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. Hiking is one of the favorite activities on this route. Reminder to all to bring insect repellant, wear appropriate hiking boots, and bring adequate drinking water.

This route is in the Niah National Park area, and it will take you to the Bukit Kasut area. Here there are beautiful views of the hills and many species of flora and fauna. Some places on this route are quite steep, and may be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. Don’t forget to bring insect repellant, wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring enough drinking water.

This route winds through the green tropical rainforest of Niah National Park, which is home to many bats, macaques, snakes, and monkeys. Niah National Park is also home to Niah Caves, ancient burial sites, cave paintings and the spectacular Great Cave. This jungle route involves some steep uphill climbs and downhill slopes. At the midpoint of the route, you will be rewarded with some beautiful scenery of the Batang Subis flowing. At the end of the route, you will see a painted cave which...

Bukit Kasut is accessible through two entrances, one via the main Niah entrance and the other from this alternative trailhead. To get to the trailhead, hikers must take a short boat ride. As you embark on this journey, you'll be surrounded by towering trees. The trail leading to the summit is characterized by its predominantly muddy terrain. Ascending towards the peak, hikers will encounter proper signage. Throughout the trek, be prepared to navigate sharp rocks scattered along the trail....

This route winds through the dense forest of Niah National Park and takes you to the riverbank of Sungai Niah. Niah National Park is known for the site where the oldest human remains were discovered in Southeast Asia. The park has multiple caves with impressive and archeological sites. This jungle route involves some uphill climbs and downhill slopes. During the rainy season, the route may be muddy and slippery and the river current may be high.

The forested route in this hilly area will cross the Batang Subis River. It will take you to Niah Cave and also to Mount Subis. There are various types of flora and fauna in this area of the route. Be careful when on this route as it may be steep, and slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. Reminder to all climbers to bring insect repellant and adequate drinking water.

This route winds through the lush rainforest of Niah National Park and a couple of ancient caves. Niah National Park is home to many bats, macaques, snakes, and monkeys. This jungle route involves some steep uphill climbs and downhill slopes. At the midpoint, the route follows the riverbank of Batang Subis.

This route winds through the green tropical rainforest and takes you to the peak of Bukit Kasut. Bukit Kasut is a limestone hill with a calcophile flora including the pale green leaves. This route starts with flat terrain and continues with a steep uphill climb. You can expect to see many different kinds of animals and plants along this route including bats, snakes, monkeys, and birds.