Parque Nacional do Kinabalu

Expedições ao Monte Kinabalu

Mountain Expeditions

Mount Kinabalu, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dominates the Crocker Range in Sabah. This expedition list covers the essential infrastructure and geological landmarks of the mountain. From the main base camp at Laban Rata to the highest point at Low's Peak, the collection includes specialized climbing huts like Pendant Hut and distinctive granite formations such as Donkey Ears Peak. It also extends to neighboring summits like Mount Tambuyukon, the third-highest peak in Malaysia, and the lesser-known Gunung Nungkok.

Mountain Expeditions — Mapa

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Mount Kinabalu

Mount Kinabalu is the highest mountain in Borneo and Malaysia. With an elevation of 4,095 metres, it is the third-highest peak of an island…

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Laban Rata

The primary mountain rest house located at 3,272 meters, providing heated dormitory accommodation and the only restaurant on the summit trail.

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Alpine Hut

High-altitude accommodation at 3,289 meters, serving as the mandatory briefing center and base for the Mountain Torq via ferrata activities.

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Gunting Lagadan Hut

Basic, unheated dormitory accommodation located at 3,323 meters, offering a simpler alternative to the main Laban Rata rest house.

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Low's Peak

The official summit of Mount Kinabalu and the highest point in Malaysia, standing at 4,095.2 meters above sea level.

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South Peak

A prominent granite spire on the summit plateau, reaching 3,933 meters and frequently featured in iconic photography of the mountain.

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Donkey Ears Peak

A twin-peaked rock formation at 4,054 meters. One of its distinctive peaks was partially destroyed during the 2015 Sabah earthquake.

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St. John's Peak

One of the highest points on the summit plateau at 4,091 meters, characterized by its sheer western cliff face.

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Victoria Peak

A high-altitude peak on the granite plateau reaching 4,090 meters, located near the main summit trail.

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Ugly Sisters Peak

A group of jagged rock formations on the summit plateau with an elevation of approximately 4,032 meters.

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Mount Tambuyukon

Malaysia's third-highest peak at 2,579 meters, known for its challenging terrain and unique ultramafic soil flora.

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Gunung Nungkok

Standing at 1,652 meters, this peak is known for its visual resemblance to Mount Kinabalu and offers views of the Kadamaian River.

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Jungle Jack 2

A budget-friendly lodge located near the Kinabalu Park entrance, providing basic accommodation and logistics for independent climbers.