Chenuang & Batu Kumbang Hill

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Greetings ladies! It has been a dramatic raya 2018, and we've all had a bit too much of that lemang and rendang and now it's time to burn it! *The 10/6 Challenge* is back! Join us and eliviate that guilt of gluttony @ our chenuang hike this 30th! 
1) Location: *Bukit Chenuang & Batu Kumbang*, Sg. Congkak
2) Time & Date: 30th June - 1st July 2018 (Sat & Sun) 
(incl. 1 night Camping @ Sg.Congkak) 8.30 am
3) Elevation: 850m
4) Estimated duration of hike: 5 - 6 hours
5) Type of terrain: Hard mud, rocky, rivers
6) Difficulty: Morderate - hard, expect steepness
7) Bring: Change of clothes, tent, proper shoes & sandals, light toiletries, headlamp, personal water supply, light meal/snack, personal first aid, allergy meds, yourself
8) Joining fee: Rm 30
9) Friendship: Free
10) Transport: Own 
We will spend a night of camping @Sg.Congkak on our way down after reaching the peak. The BBQ will be provided by us (you can bring your own BBQ ingredients as well). If you don't have a tent but wish to camp, borrow one from us! 
Ps: This hike is for ladies only!

Email 💌 greatoutdoortrails.got@gmail.com#hiking#hikinggroup#kakigunung#pendaki#pendakimalaysia#natureadventure#chenuang#batukumbang#gotmad#womenempowerment

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