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Bukit Kutu - KKB Hulu Selangor, Selangor
DAYHIKE - Includes guide, permit & insurance
Status : Closed
Event Details
Schedule, pricing, and info
ID: 19
Event date
25 Apr 2026 (Sat)
Signup close
21 Apr 2026
Visibility
public
Signup visibility
public
Status
open
Member price
RM 65.00
Non-member price
RM 70.00
Early bird deadline
-
Early member
-
Early non-member
-
Description
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KELAB REKREASI GGH MALAYSIA
CIMB 8606308142
Date: 25/4/26, Saturday
Time: 7.30 am
⏱️ Total time: 6-8hrs
🥾 Distance: 12km
Height: 1050 m (EG: 941 +-m)
📄 Permit: Required
💁🏻♂️ Guide: Required (MGP Selangor)
Insurance: Cover
🎟️ Entrance: RM2 per head (some locals will sit by the roadside and ask for the entrance fee)
🚗 Parking: Bukit Kutu Hikers Parking
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18K5ALT7Bz/
Bukit Kutu is a mountain near Kuala Kubu Bharu along the trunk road to Fraser’s Hill. At 1,050m high, it was once a colonial hill station called “Treacher’s Hill”, until usurped by neighbouring Fraser’s Hill in popularity. Bombed by the Japanese during the war, it was eventually abandoned to the wild, until even the access road (by cart rail) was lost in thick vegetation. Today, the only remains of the bungalows that once overlooked the lush valley are a chimney, fireplace and well (that still collects water), and stone walls at the other end of the ridge. It is a popular climbing spot on weekends, with beautiful views of the Titiwangsa mountain range and the Kuala Kubu Bharu dam at the summit.
The climb up Bukit Kutu (2-4 hours depending on speed) begins from an Orang Asli village at the foothill; turn right at the signboard to Kampung Pertak after Sungai Selangor Dam, if coming from Kuala Kubu Bharu town. Follow the paved road past modern-looking Aboriginal homes as it winds along the Sungai Pertak river, where it will connect to a gravel stretch. Follow it to its end at the river confluence with a suspension bridge. Follow the 4WD trail until it comes to another river section with a partly-submerged bridge; cross and proceed on the path until it hits a calm river section. Wade across and take the first left turning until it hits a fork; turn right, and the trail will be well marked from this point, rising steeply after crossing all stream sections.
KELAB REKREASI GGH MALAYSIA
CIMB 8606308142
Date: 25/4/26, Saturday
Time: 7.30 am
⏱️ Total time: 6-8hrs
🥾 Distance: 12km
Height: 1050 m (EG: 941 +-m)
📄 Permit: Required
💁🏻♂️ Guide: Required (MGP Selangor)
Insurance: Cover
🎟️ Entrance: RM2 per head (some locals will sit by the roadside and ask for the entrance fee)
🚗 Parking: Bukit Kutu Hikers Parking
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18K5ALT7Bz/
Bukit Kutu is a mountain near Kuala Kubu Bharu along the trunk road to Fraser’s Hill. At 1,050m high, it was once a colonial hill station called “Treacher’s Hill”, until usurped by neighbouring Fraser’s Hill in popularity. Bombed by the Japanese during the war, it was eventually abandoned to the wild, until even the access road (by cart rail) was lost in thick vegetation. Today, the only remains of the bungalows that once overlooked the lush valley are a chimney, fireplace and well (that still collects water), and stone walls at the other end of the ridge. It is a popular climbing spot on weekends, with beautiful views of the Titiwangsa mountain range and the Kuala Kubu Bharu dam at the summit.
The climb up Bukit Kutu (2-4 hours depending on speed) begins from an Orang Asli village at the foothill; turn right at the signboard to Kampung Pertak after Sungai Selangor Dam, if coming from Kuala Kubu Bharu town. Follow the paved road past modern-looking Aboriginal homes as it winds along the Sungai Pertak river, where it will connect to a gravel stretch. Follow it to its end at the river confluence with a suspension bridge. Follow the 4WD trail until it comes to another river section with a partly-submerged bridge; cross and proceed on the path until it hits a calm river section. Wade across and take the first left turning until it hits a fork; turn right, and the trail will be well marked from this point, rising steeply after crossing all stream sections.