Located just two map squares away from Gunung Korbu, the characteristic of this moutain is exactly the same as Gunung Korbu. The are actually three ways to get to the summit of this mountain. First, the easiest way, is to climb Mount Korbu and continue trekking on the Titiwangsa Range for another two hours. I'll suggest this route if you just want to summit Mount Gayong and that's all. On the way there, the beautiful Titiwangsa Range can be seen clearly.

Second, climb Mount Yong Belar and it will take another 2 days to reach to reach Mount Gayong. On the way, you'll come across Mount Junction. This trek is exhilarating and require a good amount of fitness. Water supply is not available for most days

Third, climb Mount Yong Yap and it will take another 4/5 days to reach the mountain. This route is not advisable and only suitable for those with super fitness and training for ironman competition. However this route provide the best view of equatorial rainforest from the top. And if wether is good, other mountains in Peninsular Malaysia can also be viewed from here.

Please refer to the subsequent mountain for information.

Location: Korbu Forest Reserve

Foot: Refer to different routes

Duration: Refer to subsequent mountains

Expedition type: Heavyweight backpacking

Suggested Rucsac Capacity: 60 liters

Estimated Rucsac Loading: 15-18 kg

Water Supply: Maximum 3 days without water, suggested water carrier: 7.5 liter per person

Summit temperature: 5-15 deg Celcius

To get to the foot of mountain:
Refer to subsequent mountains

Mountain Guides:
Korbu Route: Most Mount Korbu guides is able to guide this route
Yong Belar Route: 

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

Emergency:
Make a written report to the nearby police station, stating your estimated day you exit the jungle.
No helicopters can land or rescue from throughout journey,