Batu Chondong Hill

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Fancy an easy hike with mesmerizing views? Then Batu Chondong Hill is your place. Located behind Zoo Negara in Kampung Kemensah Batu Chondong Hill rises to a modest 260 meters. This makes it an accessible adventure for all.

GPS coordinates will guide you. Be mindful of the narrow road. Parking is available for a small fee of RM3. Look for the nearby chicken coop. It is a landmark for the entrance.

Don’t worry if you do not see a sign. Many hikers flock here on weekends. Just ask around. The ascending trail offers a short challenge. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to reach the top.

There are some exciting sections on Batu Chondong Hill. Some spots require climbing rocks or using tree branches. Be extra careful here. There is even a rope section. Use your core muscles. A safer route exists just below the tree.

Once you reach the top of Batu Chondong Hill explore a little more. Hidden sections reveal astonishing views. Going down is easy. It takes only 10 minutes.

Two years ago hiking Batu Chondong Hill was a different experience. Some even considered it an extension of Tabur Hill. Now, hiking Batu Chondong Hill is prohibited just like Tabur Hills. You could face a fine or jail time if caught.

The road to Batu Chondong Hill is narrow. You might need to give way to oncoming traffic. Parking at Kombat Zone Paintball is a secure option. It costs RM3. It’s a short walk to the trailhead.

The hike itself is pleasant. It only takes 15 to 20 minutes to the peak. Descending takes 10 to 15 minutes. The whole trip can be done in about 3 hours.

You will hike through a bamboo forest. Then the path gets steeper as you approach the rock formation. Here, you have three options to reach the peak of Batu Chondong Hill. The first option is straight 90-degree rope climbing. This is difficult. The second option involves tree roots and rope assistance. This is moderate. The third option is a path around the rock formation. No climbing is needed. This is easy.

The peak of Batu Chondong Hill is small. It cannot accommodate more than 20 people. There is a triangulation station. There are also three viewpoints. The first viewpoint has a Bukit Batu Chondong Hill signboard. The second viewpoint offers a view of a residential area. The third viewpoint features a big rock with a view of Bukit Tabur.

Many combine a Batu Chondong Hill hike with a trip to Batu Asah Waterfall. The trailhead is the same. To reach the waterfall follow the path until you see a tree marked with red paint. The left path leads to the waterfall.

Remember to be careful and respect the environment. Enjoy the rewarding views from Batu Chondong Hill.

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