It took us around two hours to travel from Kota Kinabalu on rented motorbikes, good weather and low traffic on Saturday. It started to rain when we started first hike. Park is great for ordinary people who do not climb 🧗 highest peak. You can stay whole day, many trails, short and long ones, some restaurants available, well marked and labelled. It is for families with kids, teenagers, even older ones. I saw some people in sandals 🩴 or flip flops. This park is definitely for good hiking shoes, not even sneakers 👟. Pls take water and some fruits 🍇 for whole day, rain jacket 🧥 and jumper is great. Temperature could change quickly. When is great weather, you see mountains around, when raining 🌧️ you have just great hiking. Rainy days are making hiking trails slippery and muddy. Hiking to the top is extra story to be planned and studied ahead, this is not for spontaneous decision. Park has got accommodation and restaurant.

An amazing place. It was 4095m height. There are 5 highest mountains in South East Asia located in Sabah. We rent the car and the driver himself brought visitors for hiking. Jai is an experience in hiking and expert in snake. Know the forest very well. If you need a guide can contact him at +60 14-353 1949.

We drove to the park on our last day at Kundasang, on our way back to Kota Kinabalu. Regretted not doing it earlier as the insights gained during our free guided tour would have inspired us to do more trails and treks and ensured that we scheduled time for Poring hot springs, the canopy walk and seeing the Rafflesia, which is all part of the Park experience but located an hour away (The whole Kinabalu reserve is slightly bigger than Singapore!). Anyway, the free guided tour of one of Silau-Silau trail by Sabah Parks guide Jeremy was fun and informative and is highly recommended. The insights shared by Jeremy will enrich your Kinabalu experience so be sure to do this first when visiting Kundasang.