关于攀登 马来西亚-怒昂山（Gunung Nuang）1493

jacobizhang

十月有培训在新加坡，于是就顺便看看周边游什么好玩的。


一不小心看到了以下这篇文章

离吉隆坡不远的雪兰莪（Selangor）州最高峰、海拔1493米的怒昂山（Gunung Nuang）。Nuang山，也是马来西亚被攀爬人数最多的山峰之一，在很多地方和金山类似：离主要城市不远、交通还算方便、地理位置易接近（给从新加坡周末两日往返创造了条件，虽然其离新加坡的距离几乎是金山的两倍）、较低的海拔高度、布满老树根的泥路、某一州最高峰的名头、山上有多处适合露营的地点、多处瀑布及溪流、和金山类似的山地植被类型等。所不同的是其海拔比金山高二百多米、没有需拽住绳索上升的大岩壁、有多处需要涉溪通过的路段、山上泥路多且湿滑。这座山，雨天/雨后和晴天干燥时的登山难度完全是两个级别的。


原文地址：
http://blog.renren.com/share/283400664/14044037371?from=0101010202&ref=minifeed&sfet=102&fin=24&ff_id=283400664







问题请教

1，时间，十月马来西亚气候如何？是否是合适的攀登季？（8~10号需要在新加坡，所以可能5，6，7 或者 11，12,13。）

2，尽量不考虑SOLO,可能带上同事，不过更倾向于参加当地的队伍。有类似平台推荐不？

3，其他你愿意分享的相关信息。

谢谢。

jacobizhang

http://mycorezone.com/main.php?s ... &article_id=128

Gunung Nuang (1493m), Selangor

Objective: Gunung Nuang (1493m) via Pangsoon, Hulu Langat

There are three hiking routes to the peak and all of them were built by Malaysian Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Two of them start in Selangor; one at Kuala Pangsoon in Hulu Langat and another at Kampung Kemensah in Gombak. The third path originates from Bukit Tinggi in Bentong, Pahang. Genting Highlands is visible at night from the peak.
- information above is extracted from Wikipedia -

Directions to Basecamp car park of Gunung Nuang

From Leisure Mall Cheras, drive towards the Kajang hwy. You will pass a TOLL. First exit after the toll will take you to Hulu Langat if you keep left. Go straight at the first traffic lights. You will get to a second traffic lights with a police station at the T-junction on your right. Take a left turn at the lights. Go straight a long this very very long kampong road. It will take you pass many small kampungs along the road, i.e. Kampung Batu 14, Batu 18, etc. (you will see exits for Ampang, Semenyih, Kajang, etc. but keep going straight). Sg. Hulu Langat is on your right side.

Towards the end of this long winding road you will arrive at the last kampong along the Hulu Langat river. You will see a big TNB pump station on your left with a football field in front of a bus stop. The road breaks into a V (there is also a bridge going across the river). Take the road LEFT of the football field.

Follow this road. You will see a very very old signboard describing G. Nuang. The road curves right and will take you to directly to a Puncak Niaga gate. Just before the gate, turn left and you will end up at the G.Nuang ranger station & parking lot. There are some chalets for rent. Est. time from Cheras, 45mins - 1hr.

Ranger Station

REPORT to the ranger office there before you start your hike.

1. Let them know how many people are in your party, which are your cars, and when you are expected back.
2. You will have to pay RM 1 per hiker.
3. Take your ticket/receipt and write down the phone number of the ranger on duty. This will be very useful especially if you have an emergency within your group. The rangers are very used to ‘rescuing' unprepared hikers and hikers who end up in Janda Baik.

Best to start hike from the office at 7.30am, if you want to make it back before dark.

What to Bring

Compulsory items - Day Hike

1. Water in easy to carry method, 1.5 - 2 liters (CamelBak highly recommended)
2. Food: munchies, trial mix/energy bars, lunch, etc. (PowerBar or Gel)
3. Headlamp or torchlight in case of emergency.
4. Mosquito repellant

Tips

1. Wear good trekking shoes and thick COOLMAX socks, if you don't want blisters!
2. Bring a pair of trekking poles if you have knee problems (Seriously!)
3. You can wear shorts and sleeveless, but it may get very cold if it rains.
4. Bring a poncho or rain jacket and rain cover for your backpack.
5. Sandals - if you want dry shoes. There will be two ankle/knee deep river crossings at the camping sites.
6. First aid kit & pocket knife if you have one.

Leech factor : 1 (not very many unless you end up in Janda Baik, factor 5)

You can leave your change of cloths & extra water/food in the car. Make sure you car has a full tank of gas before you go into Hulu Langat. Petrol is hard to find in Pangsoon. Keep your car keys at the top of your pack so you can find it easily.

The Trail

The trail is simple to follow most of the way but can get to be very steep. You will need energy. Generally, you want to carry as little as possible yet not starve or freeze to death. A LIGHT PACK IS A GOOD OPTION.

START your hike from the main office on old logging road. There is an obvious split in the road after a 100m or so. Keep RIGHT on this main logging road and walk pass beautiful fir trees (this is the ‘Salem High Country' road which you will look forward to on your way out!).

Section 1: OLD LOGGING ROAD. Mild terrain. Undulating trail. Est.time: 45mins - 1hr 30mins. You will end up at a cement hut.

Section 2: Take the trail in by following the water pipeline. You will cross two small streams by stepping stones. This trail goes up to a water pump station. Nice rest stop. Est.time 2hrs from car park.

This section is the ‘Lolo Waterfall Campsite' (You can also find directions to this campsite in Waterfalls of Malaysia online directory)

Walk across the wall and the path continues on your left by the river. You will pass a few campsites near the water edge. The first ankle/knee deep crossing will take you to a campsite with a row of obvious tent pits. Walk directly towards the other end.

Look across the river and you will see a large wooden HUT. This next river crossing is your last water source (DON'T drink directly from river. Make sure you filter the water & disinfect it before drinking). Once at the hut, get ready for some serious hiking! There will be no more river crossings after this. Est. time to reach hut, 2hrs 30 mins from car park.

Section 3: From the river, the trail starts on your left (hut is on your right side). This muddy trail section can hide a few leaches. Watch out for mud slides. Some fallen trees and bamboo will cross the path. After 10-15 mins, the trail opens up to the infamous ‘evil red earth' section. This uphill section continues for about an hour! You will finally reach the last campsite ‘Kem Pacat' before the peak.

Section 4: After the red earth section, you will hit the camp clearing known as ‘Kem Pacat'. The only water source for Kem Pacat is a long way down. You can almost hear the river. You will probably only visit this water source if you are camping or really desperate for water.

Go directly across the campsite and look for the trail leading up. The jungle hike becomes a tree-root and rock scramble. Follow the rocky trial to the top. You will see a big tree! J This is the ‘false peak'. The path goes left behind the big tree. Est. time 1hr from Kem Pacat to false peak.

Section 5: You will head down hill a little and come across a big muddy patch. After this, it is a nice ridge walk until you hit another rocky scramble to the peak! Est. time 30mins - 40 mins to the peak of GUNUNG NUANG!

Caution:

The trail forks at the "false peak". You want to go left and proceed to the actual peak. (Turning right will take you to Janda Baik...which is when you may need your torchlight and leech protection). Turn back if you do not feel you are on the right path.

The Trail (up hill)

1.5 hours Logging Trail from parking lot (fast time, 1 hour)

30 mins River crossings at campsites (fast time, 10 mins)

1- 2 hours Evil red earth section (fast time, 45 mins)

1 hour Rocky section & tree root scramble (fast time, 30 mins)

40mins From "false peak" to REAL PEAK (fast time, 20 mins)

Avg. time going up = under 6 hours, Fast time = under 3 hours.

Record time for G.Nuang up and down is around 2 hrs 45 mins (I heard).

Same path down and back to parking lot.

If you take more than 6 hours going up, you should turn back even before you reach the peak. It is advisable to turn back at 1:00pm no matter where you are if you are taking a long time going up. It will take you just as much time to hike down. Sometimes it gets DARK in Nuang by 5pm or earlier if it rains.

If you summit, you should start heading down by 2:00pm, if you want to make it out before dark. (If you plan to RUN down, you can leave the summit at 3pm). It gets VERY dark under the canopy by 6pm and you will need headlamps.

If you turn back, you should plan to meet at the Lolo pump house and walk back on the logging road to the car together. Head count before you leave the trail.

Remember to report back to the office to let them know you are all out and safe.

Cheers! Go conquer Gunung Nuang.



Info by Leong Dee Lu.

(Last updated June 2008)

Source file: COREZONE

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ibelieveindevil

有爬山经验，平时有运动的朋友应该没问题。只是如果你要在山上露营，还是觉得不要比较好，热带雨林露营比较辛苦。

一般上马来西亚的天气不论雨季还是旱季都是常常下雨的。整个星期每天下大雨都有可能。有的时候，天天大阳天。一般上，要不要登山最简单的方法就是看当天的天空和听天气预报。

在马来西亚，要注意的东西嘛~~~

1：小心安全，不要SOLO。热带雨林迷路的话，可能找不到出路的。
2：爬山的时候记得不要丢垃圾。
3：雪隆（雪兰莪和吉隆坡）一带常用的语言有：马来话，华语，英语和广东话。
4：雪隆一带有很多华人，大约40-50%。其他种族可能不太会讲华语或广东话。一般上最简单的区别方式是肤色和服装。肤色方面，马来人有点暗。印度人的话就很黑。服装方面，马来女性会把头包起来，马来男性会带黑色圆顶帽。
5：千万不要说“你们马来人是不是都这样爬山的？”要说“你们马来西亚人是不是都这样爬山的？”因为马来人是指特定族群。说错的话，会被白眼的。

calvin75

奴昂山，一天上下攻顶大约12小时，6小时上，6小时下，如果2点还没有攻到顶，建议你先下山。那么7点以前可以出到山脚。
最迟7点早上一定要进山...不然来不及出来。
过夜的话，建议在kam lolo 有水源，有平地，如果自带水源可以在kam pacat 。
10月好像会有下雨，所以需要适合的登山鞋，建议你去买kampong adidas 现在在mr.diy 有卖，大约6元左右。
如果是下雨，那么这段爬山的路程就很有挑战了。

jacobizhang

谢谢 ibelieveindevil，calvin75   ，非常感谢。

很有用的信息，马来语只记得没几句了，阿巴卡巴，卡巴拜，撒呀金达母，还有一句 骂人的^-^
当初在 新加坡NUS访问时候和志愿者学的。

基本装备都有的。没撒问题。看到登山鞋比中国大陆便宜好多。。。

还有就是当地交通的问题了，如果和吉隆坡机场过去，或者直接有从新加坡出发的大巴？

原攻略比价老了，不清楚是不是还有效。

chongyeqi

奴昂山,大概幾月去爬會比較好呢？
2人行可以嗎？
大概要用幾個小時？

還有請問哪裡還能登山，看大自然。。

honeymic

chongyeqi 发表于 3-6-2014 10:48 AM
奴昂山,大概幾月去爬會比較好呢？
2人行可以嗎？
大概要用幾個小時？

一般健康的， 奴昂山, 大概12个小時以上。。。
2个人， 没人带不要去。。。 会迷路的。

我个人建议去， Rembau， G. Dato。 800m 比较爽，做Day Trip， 刚刚好。

KL->Seremban 吃早餐， 然后往Rembau去，
11am-12am 开始登上， Trail 只有一条路，so 不会迷路。很多人爬。
2-3小時后到山顶， 煮面吃， 下山， 1小時。
哪里有地方可以冲凉，还是等到6:30pm 去Pedas 玩热水。$6.00 入门票。旁边门进。。。

然后去Pedas　town找东西吃。
Restaurant Wing Goh Taucu Pedas
http://my.openrice.com/negerisem ... rant/369012/?tc=sr1
××干煎茄子／矮瓜＝好吃。。。