- Gunung Telapak Buruk : 3913 feet ( 1193 meter) N2.84047 E102.06771
- Location : Sempadah Daerah Jelebu / Seremban (Negeri Sembilan)
- Usually it takes 1 1/2 hours to 2 hours
- Distance : about 5.5 KM
Getting there
- Exit Kuala Kelawang / Ampangan via LEKAS highway
- Turn left towards Jelebu / Kuala Kelawang and drive through Route 86
- You would notice a red color Chinese template on your left and further down 1 KM
- The right entrance just after the sempadan daerah of Jelebu / Seremban
- Recommend to use 4x4 on access road all the way up to the end of the telecommunication towers (12 KM)
- Recheck the road condition last week end, really need 4x4 to access (Updated on 27/10/2016)
Facilities and Fees
- Toilet and Bathroom : No
- Parking : Limited
- Guide : No
- Permit : RM 5.00 (Apply in advance)
- JPSM Permit Information
- JPSM Contact Information
GPX in Google Map
Gunung Telapak Buruk Trail Map
GPX Download Link
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October, 27 2013
Hiking Gunung Telapak Buruk is not our aim on this trip, the trail head actually start from the peak of Gunung Telapak Buruk. There are few telecommunication towers (Digi, Maxis, Celcom) and two Telekom towers with guarded by soldiers.
The starting point is on your left if you are facing the Digi, Maxis, Celcom towers, that area is under Hutan Simpanan Kekal Berembun. The trail starts downwards about 20 minutes follow by few up and down slope. Although this is not a famous hiking area but the trail is quite clear with lots of ribbon makers, there are few fallen trees along the way.
After an hour and 10 minutes we reached to an open area, there were few pieces of crashed aircraft's wing on the left hand side of the open area. We met another hiking group just visited the crashed aircraft area coming up from the right hand side of the open area. the trail on the right leads to the main crashed aircraft area.
If you continue from the open area would leads to Gunung Berembun peak, further down would lead you to Loji Rawatan Air Pantai where you could do a Trans Gunung Berembun.
1004 Start Trekking
1040 Rest in fallen tree
1118 Reached Open area
Through and flow would takes almost the same time especially the last 20 minutes before reaching back the Gunung Telapak Buruk summit.
Access road to Gunung Telapak Buruk |
12 KM journey |
TM Telecommunication Building |
TM Telecommunication Towers (end of the access road) |
The trail head is behind the last vehicle |
Trail Condition |
Fallen Tree |
First item of crashed aircraft found just on your left of the open area |
Sub sequence items found on the right hand site trail of the open area |
Gunung Telapak Buruk to Air Crash Area Trail Map |
Trans Gunung Berembun Trail Map (Combination of 2 trails) |
last time we went here, 2 hours trekking. couldn't find anything. then we turn back. entering at 5pm. keluar sudah gelap. next time.
ReplyDeleteDo we need to apply a permit to drive into the Hutan Simpan area as well as to trek to the crash area since you said there are soldiers at the peak?
ReplyDeleteNo permit require. The soldiers are taking care of the TM communication tower only.
Deletethe site is where the ULU Sungai Muar starts.. this place also carried our first IGP - Tuan Pennar.
DeleteWent there way back in 1982...and on the biggest part of the plane has a name " SNAKE "
Went there on a RKK jungle patrol - vat69
I hopelah..every trekker will respect the jungles and the wreckagge.
Leave anything you see and carry out anything tht you carried in too.
Hi mcHiker, I am planning to do a 2 night, 3 day trans berembun walk with a small group of students (7). I am looking for suitable campsites, ideally with water. I take it from your map that it is possible to camp near the Liberator wreck, but do you know another suitable one. we can do the trek in either direction...
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance
Hi,
DeleteThere are 4 suitable campsites along the trail
- Liberator Wreck Campsite (Not too sure able the water source)
- Gunung Berumbun Summit Campsite (No water)
- Gua Kambing (With WaterSource)
- Waterfall Campsite
WaterSource
- 2 streams from Loji Air Pantai to Waterfall
- Waterfall Campsite
- 4 streams from Waterfall to Gua Kambing
- Gua Kambing (Last water point if not mistaken)
Hi mcHiker,
DeleteMuch obliged to you for your prompt and detailed reply. One final question if possible; which two campsites would you chose if you were with 7 - 10 students (Late teens), and you were carrying everything in your packs for three days, and were either starting at the bottom of the Gunung Telapak Buruk access road and ending at the Shorea resort, or vice versa. I am inclined to stay the first night at the field 1/3 the way up the access road, then at the liberator campsite on the second night... then push all the way to shore resort on the third day. Would you advise this plan ?
Many thanks again, Phil
Hi Phil,
DeleteIf the Trans point to point is from Access Point of Telapak Buruk to Shore Resort, I would prefer your plan:
Day 1 : Camp someway at the field of the access road (There are places with water source near 1/2 or 3/4 of the road)
Day 2 : Carry water and camp in Liberator Wreck campsite (Mainly descent from End of access onwards)
Day 3 : Pass thru Gunung Berembun, Gua Kambing, Waterfall to Shore resort
Enjoy your trip!
Hi mcHiker,
DeleteHere's some pictures of the trip. Thanks again, would have been tougher without your advice.
https://drive.google.com/a/aism.edu.my/folderview?id=0ByO1OH6QfpjjaFdyUWJiWmcwbm8&usp=sharing_eid#
Cheers, Phil
Phil,
DeleteGreat trip!
Hi mr mchiker,can u share trail log or gps coordinate to me,plan to go there this coming saturday.. hope u can help me.. afiq.ariffin@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteJust emailed you the GPS log.
DeleteEnjoy
HI Mr McHiker! could you share the trail log or GPS coordinate to me? planning to go tomorrow ! Thank you so much ! Yiewwen@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhere would you advise to park our car and start the hike?
Just email you the trail log and info.
DeleteHi McHiker, could you do me the honours of sharing the trail log too please. thanks for a great blog!
ReplyDeleteSteve
steve0399@gmail.com
你好, Mr McHiker!
ReplyDeleteCould you share the trail log or GPS coordinate to me?
I am planning to go the end of this month !
Thank in advance! farahfarabe@gmail.com
谢谢你。
Hi Farah,
DeleteI have emailed you the log few days ago
Hi,Mr.mcHiker,may I hv yr contact no or may be you can possible give info about gunung telapak buruk .....as well as the lorry or 4x4 contact....our guys is going most probably next week if Mr.mc can help us!thank you very much.....pls email:ssgoct1961@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI do not have any lorry or 4x4 contact for Gunung Teleapk Buruk.
DeleteCan I reach there by GPS using "Gunung Telapak Buruk"
ReplyDeleteThe trail with marking a long the way...GPS would help you to confirm you are in the right track
DeleteHi... can u share with me the trail log . Planning to go next month... apearlia@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteTq
Hi..can send me the trail log and GPS coordinates? We can drive up to the peak of Telapak Buruk with the 4 x4 right? Do we need permit to enter ?my email seeangie@gmail.com..we r very excited to explore the plane crashed area ..thanks and good day ..Mike
ReplyDelete你好, Mr McHiker!
ReplyDeleteCould you share the trail log or GPS coordinate to me? engshing@yahoo.com.sg. Thanks
Just emailed to you
DeleteHi, Mr Mchiker,
ReplyDeleteDo we need permit to enter?
Please email to me the GPS coordinate..
ReplyDeletePlease emaiL the GPS COORDINATE..TO norain870810@gmail.com
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