Climbing Mt. Gede

Posted on | March 31, 2010 | No Comments

A still active volcano, Mt. Gede is one of the most-climbed mountains in Indonesia. The main route begins at Kebon Raya Cibodas, where you obtain a permit, and entails a five to six hour climb to the summit. The track is well marked. About three quarters of the way up is a hut in a clearing known as Kandang Badak (Rhino Stall), where a trail goes off to Mt. Pangrango. Both summits are about an hour’s walk from here. The view from Mt. Gede’s summit is awesome, weather permitting.

Compiled from: All Around Bandung, Exploring The West Java Highlands, Gottfried Roelcke and Gary Crabb

Foto: http://copipanas.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/dsc02426.jpg

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