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Gunung Slamet

hike | 2022-10-17

We arrive early in the morning at the registration point at the end of the village. We check in, get on our motorbikes, and ride a couple of hundred vertical meters very quickly. Just before the end, we have to get off the bikes because they are apparently not designed for western weights.

Entrance gates
Fresh local coffee that is mild and full-flavored 
Spicy chili from a local farm 
Ojek – Indonesia motorcycle taxi
A few slopes were too steep for a motorbike, and we had to walk on our own.
Nice muddy trail

We climb through the jungle almost the whole way. There isn’t much to see because of the clouds. On the way, we meet only a skunk and a group of people cutting a new path. They explain to us that a straighter and faster trail is needed for rescue missions. The amazing thing was that we were already climbing down the new trail. I would never have thought that you could cut out several hundred vertical meters of jungle trail in a day. Respect!

Cutters of the new path
Rescue team member
Dont, ask, i don’t know ??
One of numerous POS
Sunda stink badger or skunk (Mydaus javanensis ??) was so busy with his own affairs, he didn’t pay any attention to us
Many trails are well defined

The top is bare and rocky, and during the last eruption, the volcano made sure that there was no greenery for a couple of hundred meters. We don’t see much of anything in the fog, so we take a photo and stop for a few minutes to rest. Not far from the summit, there is a natural wall of rocks that slightly blocks the strong wind.

Summit in the fog
Something like the remains of a triangulation pillar
One of the few summit markers
Agus with Indonesian flag
Me at the summit

We descend on a newly cut path, which is a little easier than the slippery and clayey old path. A heavy downpour starts near the first POS. There are motorcycles offering to take us to registration. Cool, but I have to admit that riding a motorcycle downhill is much more difficult than going uphill—a good exercise for the arms.

Looks like raspberries, and Agus says it is edible
Also edible.. but who knows by whoom

It is the fourth mountain from the world’s Top 100 prominence list on this trip. Not bad! Next, it’s on to the airport, a flight to Sumatra, and a drive to the foot of Gunung Kerinci.


Gunung Slamet3428 m altitude
3284 m prominence
419.06 km isolation
RangesAsia - Malay Archipelago - Java
Countries/regionsIndonesia – Jawa Tengah
Distance5.90 km up5.90 km down
Elevation1728 m gain1728 m loss
Time
6h10 up
0h05 other
4h50 down
11h05 total
Trailhead1699 m altitude-7.2268050, 109.2526940
Difficultiesmuddy path, sometimes resembling a ditch
LinksGPX trail
  • Malay Archipelago II 2022
  • « Gunung Lawu
  • Gunung Kerinci »

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2024
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2023
Mongolia Ranges 2023
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2022
Andes 2022
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Malay Archipelago II 2022
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1 591 km walked, 121 298 m climbed

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