Mini Tahan (Yellow Trail)

The most demanding trail on Bukit Dinding with a roller coaster-like terrain, built to push your limits and prep you for bigger mountain adventures.

Some of Bukit Dinding’s most unique routes were shaped by a dedicated local hiker with a love for the outdoors. The path now known as the Kazumi Trail began as an informal route and gradually became popular through shared hiking experiences online. This trail offer urban adventurers a refreshing escape, complete with trickling waterfalls and boulders to climb.

Hike Information

Distance: 7 KM (Return)

Elevation Gain: 400 M (Approximate)

Difficulty Rating: 5/10

Please note

Not Suitable For:

Children under 5 years
Pregnant women
People with back problems
People with mobility impairments
People with heart problems
Wheelchair users
People afraid of heights
People with vertigo
People with respiratory issues
People diving up to 24 hours prior
People with altitude sickness
People with high blood pressure
People with recent surgeries
People with low level of fitness
People over 65 years
People with insect allergies

Risks:

Any hiking activity always carries its own risks, including causing injury and, in more severe cases, death. However, if safety measures and thorough preparations are made before starting any hiking activity, the risks can be minimized.

Here are some of the potential risks that may occur, for the attention and action of all hikers:

Extreme fatigue
Dehydration
Slipping
Going off course
Contact with poisonous/thorny plants
Flash floods
Falling trees
Falling branches
Wild animals encounter
Hyperthermia
Cramps
Landslides
Hypothermia
Stings from venomous animals
Germ/animal-borne infections