Routes in Indonesia
100 routes
Mount Batur Sunrise Climb
The Mount Batur Sunrise Hike is one of Bali’s most popular hiking routes, offering spectacular sunrise views from the summit of an active volcano. The trail is moderately challenging and features panoramic views of Lake Batur, Mount Agung, and the surrounding hills. This hike is suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers who want to enjoy Bali’s natural beauty.
Temple Agung Besakih
Pura Agung Besakih is Bali's largest and holiest Hindu temple complex, located on the southwestern slopes of Mount Agung. Known as the "Mother Temple of Bali," it consists of more than 80 temples and serves as an important center for Balinese Hindu ceremonies. Visitors can admire its traditional architecture, spiritual atmosphere, and panoramic mountain views while learning about Bali's rich cultural heritage.
Munduk Waterfall and Rice Fields
Munduk Waterfalls and Rice Fields offer a peaceful escape into Bali's lush highlands. Visitors can explore scenic hiking trails that pass through cascading waterfalls, tropical forests, coffee and clove plantations, and terraced rice fields. The cool mountain climate and natural beauty make Munduk a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and hikers seeking a quieter side of Bali.
Mount Abang
Mount Abang is the highest peak along the rim of Bali's ancient Batur Caldera. The hiking trail winds through dense tropical forests before reaching a summit with panoramic views of Mount Batur, Lake Batur, and Mount Agung. Less crowded than other Bali hikes, Mount Abang offers a peaceful trekking experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Mount Rorekatimbu Peak
Mount Rorekatimbu is the highest peak in Lore Lindu National Park. The challenging trek passes through tropical rainforest, mossy forests, and diverse wildlife habitats before reaching the summit. Hikers are rewarded with sweeping views of Central Sulawesi's mountains and pristine wilderness, making it a favorite destination for experienced trekkers and nature enthusiasts.
Mount Cikuray — Transmitter Path
Gunung Cikuray via the Pemancar Trail is the most popular route to the 2,821-meter summit, the highest mountain in Garut Regency. Starting near the Cilawu TV transmitter, the trail passes tea plantations before climbing steeply through dense montane forest to panoramic summit camps. Hikers typically reach the peak in 5–7 hours, making it suitable for a challenging day hike or an overnight trek. The route is well-known for its continuous ascent and spectacular sunrise views over West Java.
Gunung Gede — Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park
Mount Gede is one of Indonesia's most popular volcanoes, located within Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park. The hiking trail passes through tropical rainforest, the Surya Kencana edelweiss meadow, and an active crater before reaching the 2,958-meter summit. The route offers rich biodiversity, stunning mountain scenery, and is a favorite destination for both beginner and experienced hikers.
Mount Ijen Crater
Gunung Kawah Ijen is one of Indonesia's most famous volcanoes, known for its striking turquoise acidic crater lake and the rare blue flames visible before sunrise. The hike is moderately challenging, taking around 2–3 hours round trip. Visitors can also observe traditional sulfur mining along the trail.
Mount Sibayak Peak Crater
The summit crater of Mount Sibayak is a popular hiking destination in North Sumatra, known for its steaming fumaroles, volcanic landscape, and panoramic mountain views. The trail is relatively easy, making it suitable for hikers of all experience levels. Visitors can explore the crater rim and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding highlands.
Rante Mario Peak, Mount Latimojong
Rante Mario is the highest peak in Sulawesi and the summit of Mount Latimojong, standing at 3,478 meters above sea level. The trek passes through dense tropical rainforest, mossy forests, and mountain ridges before reaching the summit, where hikers are rewarded with panoramic views. It is a challenging multi-day hike recommended for experienced trekkers.
Sipiso-Piso Falls
Sipiso-Piso Waterfall is one of Indonesia's tallest waterfalls, plunging approximately 120 meters into a deep gorge near Lake Toba in North Sumatra. Surrounded by lush hills and dramatic cliffs, it offers breathtaking views and a scenic hiking trail leading to the base of the waterfall. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers.
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, also known as Coban Sewu, is one of Indonesia's most spectacular waterfalls. Located on the border of Lumajang and Malang Regencies in East Java, it features multiple streams cascading in a semicircular formation, creating a stunning curtain of water. Visitors can enjoy panoramic viewpoints or descend into the valley for a closer experience. The destination is popular for hiking, photography, and nature exploration.