Here's a quick guide to help you pack smart for your next Mount Kinabalu climb.
It is important that climbers are well-prepared and equipped for their Mount Kinabalu climb to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment
(Day 1 Climb / Weather: Usually Warm & Sunny)
(Day 2 Climb / Weather: Usually Cold & Windy)
Temperatures from Kinabalu Park to the Low’s Peak Summit can vary throughout the climb.
The most important rule in packing for a mountain climb is – travel light. Decide on the things that one may want to bring up the mountain and then halve it.
As you will need to carry your own packed lunch with you during the climb, we suggest you to reserve some space in your backpack to store your packed lunch. Otherwise it might not be a good idea to hand carry it along as you climb.
Climbers can store their belongings and luggage at the Kinabalu Park HQ Reception before the climb for a small storage fee. We recommend packing only the necessities mentioned above in a waterproof backpack for the climb. However, climbers may also hire a porter to help carry their belongings should they find it necessary. Below are the porter fees payable at Kinabalu Park HQ.
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