3D2N Mount Trus Madi Climb | Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
- Standing at 2,642 metres (8,668 feet) above sea level, Mount Trus Madi is the second tallest mountain in Sabah and Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu
- Anyone who wants to experience a more challenging climb, Mount Trus Madi is a perfect choice
- In this tour, you are going through the most challenging of the three trails as it is considered the steepest
- Meals, accommodation and transportation are all included!
Package Options
Hiking Activities
| Trail/Hiking type | Trekking |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
Product Info
－Announcement－
Due to recent bad weather and heavy rain, all bookings for the Apin-Apin route to Mount Trusmadi will be transferred to the Kaingaran route until the road conditions improve.
－What You Can Expect－
Standing at 2, 642 meter tall, Mount Trusmadi is the second highest mountain in Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu. The peak is located amidst the Trusmadi Forest reserve, which is bordered by three districts—Ranau up north, Tambunan in the west and Keningau down its south. Trusmadi was once upon a time a popular hunting ground amongst the locals. Today, it has been declared as a Class 1 Forest Reserve with a challenging terrain to conquer.
－Important Info－
- Day 1 Pick Up & Day 3 Return Area: Your accommodation in Kota Kinabalu city
- Day 1 Pick Up Time: 9AM
- Day 3 Return Time: 7.30PM
- Day 1 Accommodation: Tandarason Resort & Country Club
- Twin sharing basis - Day 2 Accommodation: Apin-Apin Base Camp
- Non-heated dormitory consisting of 20 beds
- No amenities or sleeping bags or towels are provided
Things to bring
What You Can Expect
Purchase Notice
- This trail is physically challenging. Please ensure you are relatively fit to climb this mountain.
Includes/Excludes
Reminders
It is recommended that all climbers should have themselves medically checked before attempting any mountain climb. If you have a history of suffering from the following ailments, it is highly recommend that you should refrain from climbing: Hypertension, Diabetes, Palpitation, Arthritis, Heart disease, severe anemia, Peptic ulcers, Epileptic fits, Obesity (overweight), Chronic asthma, Muscular cramps, Hepatitis (jaundice); or any other disease which may hamper the climber.
You are not allowed to open or create any new trails and required to follow exisiting trail only.
There is a limit of 5 climbers to one guide during each trip.
Cutting of tree or plants whether dead or alive is strictly prohibited.
International guests are required to provide copy of travel insurance (personal / group).
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present the e-voucher on-site
Pickup Point
Location Name: Your accommodation in Kota Kinabalu city
Address: Kota KinabaluCancellation Policy
- Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.
FAQ
Yes, Mount Trus Madi is considered a challenging climb, even for experienced hikers. As Malaysia's second highest mountain, its terrain is rugged and steep, categorized as a Class 1 Forest Reserve. The tour specifically uses the most challenging of its three trails, making it an ideal choice for climbers looking for a significant test of endurance and skill.
The optimal season for climbing Mount Trus Madi is generally during the drier months to ensure safer and more enjoyable conditions. While specific months can vary, typically, periods outside of the heavy monsoon season offer clearer skies and less slippery trails. It is advisable to consider general weather patterns in Sabah for the best climbing experience.
Mount Trus Madi stands at 2,642 meters (8,668 feet) above sea level. It is recognized as the second tallest mountain in Sabah and Malaysia, surpassed only by Mount Kinabalu. This elevation makes it a significant and formidable climb, offering panoramic views from its summit, rewarding climbers with expansive vistas.
Climbing Mount Trus Madi requires a good level of physical fitness and endurance. Given its challenging terrain and steep trails, climbers should be accustomed to strenuous hiking and possess strong stamina. Regular cardiovascular training and leg strength exercises are highly recommended to prepare adequately for this demanding ascent.
The climbing trail on Mount Trus Madi is characterized by its rugged and demanding nature. This particular tour utilizes the steepest and most challenging of the three available trails, ensuring an intense and rewarding experience. Climbers should expect varied terrain, including steep ascents and descents, requiring careful footing and perseverance.
Climbers on Mount Trus Madi can expect typical tropical mountain weather, which can be unpredictable. This often includes high humidity, sudden rain showers, and cooler temperatures as elevation increases. It is crucial to be prepared for varying conditions, including muddy trails and mist, even during what is generally considered the drier season.
During the Mount Trus Madi climb, essential services are provided to ensure a well-supported experience. These typically include meals throughout the journey to keep energy levels up, overnight accommodation at designated camps, and transportation services. These provisions aim to streamline logistics, allowing climbers to focus on the challenge and natural beauty of the ascent.
For climbing Mount Trus Madi, thorough physical preparation is key, including endurance training. Recommended gear includes sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing for varying temperatures, a waterproof jacket, a headlamp, sufficient water, energy snacks, and a comfortable small backpack. Proper equipment enhances safety and comfort on the challenging trails.
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