Best trails in Santubong National Park
Santubong National Park captivates visitors with its rainforest-clad peaks, reaching an impressive elevation of 810 meters. This protected area serves as a vital catchment for diverse wildlife, creating an ecological haven against the backdrop of the imposing Gunung Santubong. The majestic mountain not only stands as a breathtaking natural spectacle but also forms a dramatic setting for nearby hotel resorts, quaint local fishing villages, and the culturally rich Sarawak Cultural Village.
Top trails
1
(87)
•Hard
•3.9 mi
This trail uses the Summit Trail and will take you to the top of Mount Santubong. This route is challenging as some places on this route are very steep, and it can be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. There are many tree roots on this route. Knotted ropes as well as ladders and rope ladders are available to help you climb. As a reminder for climbers to bring insect repellant, bring hiking sticks, wear appropriate hiking shoes, and bring enough drinking water.
2
(42)
•Moderate
•2.2 mi
•Est. 1h 13m
The journey commences at the resort, and the hikers must register and pay an entrance fee before starting the journey.
As you traverse the path, be prepared for the varied topography, including steep climbs that test your endurance, rocky descents that demand nimble footwork, and narrow paths that immerse you in the heart of the untamed wilderness. The trail is thoughtfully marked with red and white indicators.
Approximately two-thirds into the expedition, a delightful surprise awaits —...
3
(28)
•Moderate
•1.6 mi
•Est. 1h 13m
This route will take you to the Permai Rainforest area, where there are waterfalls here. Be careful as some places on this route may be steep, muddy and slippery especially in the rainy season. Since this trail is in a wooded area, don’t forget to bring insect repellant, wear appropriate hiking boots, and bring enough drinking water.
4
(15)
•Hard
•2.7 mi
This trail uses the Summit Trail and will take you to the top of Mount Santubong. This route is challenging as some places on this route are very steep, and it can be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. There are many tree roots on this route. Knotted ropes as well as iron ladders and rope ladders are available to help you climb. As a reminder for climbers to bring insect repellant, bring hiking sticks, wear appropriate hiking shoes, and bring enough drinking water.
5
(10)
•Moderate
•1.7 mi
•Est. 54m
This route winds through the dense forest.
The route starts with flat terrain and continues with a steep uphill climb. During the rainy season, some parts of the route may be muddy and slippery.
You can expect to see many different kinds of animals and plants along this route including snakes, monkeys, and wild boars.
6
(7)
•Hard
•2.8 mi
•Est. 2h 38m
This route will take you to Permai Camp, where there are beautiful views of the hills. Be careful as some places on this route are quite steep, and it may be slippery and muddy especially in the rainy season. As a reminder for climbers to bring insect repellant, bring hiking sticks, wear appropriate hiking shoes, and bring enough drinking water.
7
Easy
•0.8 mi
•Est. 23m
This route winds through the dense rainforest.
Most parts of the route are flat terrain, so it is great for all ages. During the rainy season, some parts of the route may be muddy and slippery.
You can expect to see many different kinds of animals and plants along this route including snakes, monkeys, and wild boars.
8
Easy
•0.2 mi
•Est. 5m
This route winds through the dense forest and takes you to the beach.
Most parts of the route are flat terrain, so it is great for all ages. During the rainy season, some parts of the route may be muddy and slippery.
You can expect to see many different kinds of animals and plants along this route including snakes, monkeys, and wild boars.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to hike in Santubong National Park?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Santubong National Park is Mount Santubong, which has a 4.6 star rating from 87 reviews. This trail is 3.9 mi long with an elevation gain of 2,332 ft.
What is the longest trail in Santubong National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Santubong National Park is Mount Santubong. This trail is estimated to be 3.9 mi long.
How many trails are in Santubong National Park?
There are 8 trails in Santubong National Park. These trails have an average 4.5-star rating from 191 AllTrails community reviews.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Santubong National Park?
If you're looking for elevation gain, Santubong National Park has you covered. Mount Santubong boasts the most elevation gain with 2,332 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Mount Santubong via Bukit Putri Trail, which will get you 2,309 ft of elevation gain.
Are there running trails available in Santubong National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 6 running trails in Santubong National Park and the most popular is Mount Santubong with an average 4.6 star rating from 87 community reviews.