Mount Peghajo/Perajah

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michael_nayagam

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Distance: 12.42 mi
Elevation gain: 4,370 ft
Technical difficulty: Easy
Elevation loss: 4,370 ft
Max elevation: 3,392 ft
TrailRank: 55 5
Min elevation: 312 ft
Trail type: Loop

Moving time: 3 hours 17 minutes
Time: 5 hours 43 minutes
Coordinates: 3177
Uploaded: December 12, 2021
Recorded: December 2021

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near Kampung Durian Tawar, Negeri Sembilan (မလေးရှား)

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With Kuala Lumpur Hiking and Trail Running

Plus/Minus 1km (alternate route), should actually be 18.99km (+/-), including the distance from Actual Trailhead, to Carpark (to/fro)

PS: There's a slightly damaged, metal bridge, thanks to the overweight lorries, laden with fruits/stuff (as told by the locals). Cross at own risk! Thus why we had to park, further away from the Actual Trailhead, which offers better parking spots, and of course, nearer. The potentials, of either, having your tires burst, due to the cracks on the metal plates, or worse, having your vehicle falling through the bridge, is very high.

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Carpark

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Unsafe Bridge

Cross at own risk! Thus why we had to park, further away from the Actual Trailhead, which offers better parking spots, and of course, nearer. The potentials, of either, having your tires burst, due to the cracks on the metal plates, or worse, having your vehicle falling through the bridge, is very high.

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Straight

Actual Trailhead

River

Stream

CP2

Stream

CP3

Left Turn, Old, Harder Trail. Right Turn, Easy/Moderate Trail

CP5

Peghajo/Perajah 1015m

Alternate Entry/Exit

If you're looking to avoid the much technical (harder) side of the original trail, this is the way to go in, from. Apologies though, completely forgotten to mark on the trail mapping, where this alternate route will take you out, to. However, it'll completely bypass CP2 to CP4, if I'm not wrong. That doesn't mean it's easier, but at least, it's not technically challenging. And, believe me, the original trail, from CP2 to CP4, will be damn technical, especially during wet seasons.

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U-Turn

Yeah. Didn't go all the way, since I've already reached the summit, and I was on the way down to trailhead. Not gonna go all the way, and repeat the technical side of the trail, which I believe starts from CP2, all the way to CP4. Just wanna show y'all that it's possible.