Yeah we had fun! This was done by one of the participants! You know, when I first watched the video, its like… such a wonderful feeling. I got to admit – sometimes, trekking is not so much about the nature, not about physical training, not about conquering mountains, but about the friends we make along the way, cooking and eating from 5pm to 1am, and telling each other corny jokes as we lie to sleep in the same tent.

Awesome!

Time to collect new photos of the toilet at the carpark, get used to walking on slippery mossy surfaces, and swimming in the natural jacuzzi of the waterfalls! I’m so excited about this trek because its was such a last minute thing – and it serves as a good time to do a refresher and recce for treks to run in Cynovate in the near future. I also need a break from everything in life, to keep my mind off all the nuances in the urban world and get back to greenery again, sleep with the ants, and experience the serenity of mother nature.

So well, I’ll update again after I get back! Oh! This trek will give me an opportunity to really put my rubber shoes to the test!

Later we were discussing and then we decided that since we were all experienced trekkers, we should go for an exploration trip instead. So… I’m planning for a “recce” trip to Berkelah (and I’m definitely going beyond the third waterfall to see what’s beyond) and another trip to Jerangkang waterfalls.

Jerangkang is a less common waterfalls trek situated very near to Berkelah! From what I read from various websites, it seems that Jerangkang has over 40 cascades! So excited! I’m still in the midst of planning the trip – because I’m still quite blur regarding how to get to the head of the Jerangkang trail.

Will post more when I get more information!