TRAVERSE · PERAK
Trans Titiwangsa V2
EXTREMEThe Trans Titiwangsa V2 is an extreme multi-peak traverse in Perak, Malaysia, linking Gunung Yong Belar, Gunung Korbu, Gunung Gayong, Gunung Junction, Gunung Bubu, and Gunung Yong Yap.
About this traverse
The Trans Titiwangsa V2 is renowned as one of Malaysia's toughest hiking trails, traversing four of Peninsular Malaysia's highest mountains: Gunung Yong Belar (2,181m), Gunung Korbu (2,183m), Gunung Gayong (2,173m), and …
Peaks
Permit info
A permit is required and can be registered and paid for online from the Forestry Department of Malaysia website.
Guide info
A guide is mandatory for this route. Contact local hiking organizers or the Forestry Department for guide arrangements.
Best season
The best months to climb are typically April to October, though tropical storms can occur anytime.
Frequently asked questions
How many peaks are on the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
Trans Titiwangsa V2 links 7 peaks: Gunung Yong Belar, Gunung Gayong, Gunung Korbu, Gunung Junction, Gunung Tok Nenek, Gunung Bubu, Gunung Yong Yap.
How long is the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
The Trans Titiwangsa V2 is 75 km long with 5,200 m of elevation gain.
How many days does the Trans Titiwangsa V2 take?
Most parties complete the Trans Titiwangsa V2 in 7–9 days.
How difficult is the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
The Trans Titiwangsa V2 is rated extreme. The route covers 75 km with 5,200 m of ascent.
Do I need a permit for the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
Yes — a hiking permit is required for the Trans Titiwangsa V2. A permit is required and can be registered and paid for online from the Forestry Department of Malaysia website.
Do I need a guide for the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
Yes — a licensed guide is required for the Trans Titiwangsa V2. A guide is mandatory for this route. Contact local hiking organizers or the Forestry Department for guide arrangements.
When is the best time to do the Trans Titiwangsa V2?
The best months to climb are typically April to October, though tropical storms can occur anytime.