If anyboone tells you that he has climbed Gunung Berinchang, ask him how he do it. This is because, the summit of Gunung Berinchang can be accessed by car. Standing at 2032 meters, the summit provide the highest point that can be reached by road in peninsular Malaysia, and the view from this point is simply breathtaking. Rows and rows of vegetable plots and tea on hill slopes offer a scenic view. There's even a tower at the summit to make all those camera to work. 

Gunung Berinchang can also be access by jungle trekking, This normally will take 2 to 3 hours of accent and another 2 hours descent. For the more adventurous, they can continue their trek to Gunung Irau nearby. The trek will take another 2 hours.
 

Location: Cameron Highland, Pahang

Foot: Berinchang Town, Cameron Highland

Duration: 4 hours

Expedition type: Day Pack

Suggested Rucsac Capacity: 30 liters

Estimated Rucsac Loading: 3-6 kg

Water Supply: Not needed

Summit temperature: 5-15 deg Celcius

To get to the foot of mountain:
From Pudu Raya Bus Terminal (Kuala Lumpur), take a express coach to Tanah Rata, Cameron Highland. Then take another bus to town of Berinchang.

Mountain Guides:
Not needed.

Estimated Budget (From K.L.): RM 60 (excluding guide)

Emergency:
Not needed