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Poring Treetop Canopy Walk
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LiauCC Christine
Singapore, Singapore177 contributions
Apr 2023 • Couples
We have joined the private tour organised by our driver and tour guide ( Tommy Chui) for 2D1N trip. Canopy walk was great and challenging. He is very professional and caring tour guide. Strongly recommended. Pls contact him at 012-650-7868
Written April 21, 2023
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travelbugDelhi
New Delhi, India754 contributions
Aug 2022
We went almost at closing time so there was no one about. It had rained ferociously just before so the path to the ticket office & then the trail upto the starting platform was wet & quite slippery. We didn't have to pay for the entrance as we had a ticket from the Mount Kinabalu NP...we just had to buy the canopy ticket & the guard never bothered to tell us about the camera. We were in such a hurry to get to the top that we literally flew up the stairs, otherwise a fairly winding uphill walk. The canopy was higher than the Mulu NP & the views of the forest floor & the mountains from the swaying narrow bridge was superb. I wished we had more time to spend in Poring NP & walk to the waterfall but we arrived too late in the day.
Written December 9, 2022
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Lynn Mano
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,066 contributions
Sep 2020 • Family
We had to walk about 550m before we reached the first canopy walk station. It was quite a challenge to climb up the trail especially for some of us who have knee problem. The canopy walk was a good experience for us to overcome our fear of heights. There were 5 parts of the canopy walk with different length. The last walk was the longest. The view was amazing with many tall trees.
Written September 30, 2020
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Poleinahole
Switzerland2,073 contributions
Nov 2019 • Solo
It is a privilege to be in such a lovely forest and be able to walk thirty meters over the tree line and see below most trees.
You enter the hot springs park and have to buy a ticket for this even if you decide it’s so unnatural that you don’t want to dip your tootsies into the foot tubs. (To be fair, there are also two small cold tub seas where you can immerse yourself).
Then you have to buy another ticket for the canopy tour and pay a MR$5 fee if you want to take photos from the canopy.
After a ten minute steep walk uphill, you reach the canopy walk area. Climb up a few stairs and you will see four canopy walks.
Six people allowed on a canopy walkway at a time. Try and make sure you don’t end up behind a large group of people who are scared. Otherwise you could be waiting 30-60 minutes!
The fourth walkway is short but wobbly. Best way to walk is to hold the railings and take long, slow strides and keep a low center of gravity.
Enjoy!
You enter the hot springs park and have to buy a ticket for this even if you decide it’s so unnatural that you don’t want to dip your tootsies into the foot tubs. (To be fair, there are also two small cold tub seas where you can immerse yourself).
Then you have to buy another ticket for the canopy tour and pay a MR$5 fee if you want to take photos from the canopy.
After a ten minute steep walk uphill, you reach the canopy walk area. Climb up a few stairs and you will see four canopy walks.
Six people allowed on a canopy walkway at a time. Try and make sure you don’t end up behind a large group of people who are scared. Otherwise you could be waiting 30-60 minutes!
The fourth walkway is short but wobbly. Best way to walk is to hold the railings and take long, slow strides and keep a low center of gravity.
Enjoy!
Written November 18, 2019
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piterdobrowolski
Lodz Province, Poland6 contributions
Sep 2019
I highly recommend visiting Canopy walkway to step on 4bridges stretched above 30 meters above the ground just next to the tops of trees of rainforest. To enter the canopy you need to purchase a ticket to whole Park(15RM) and another
, direct one to canopy(5RM and extra for 5 for camera...) or package with butterfly(7RM- satisfactory and colorful). The canopy walkway is in Poring Hot Springs which are accessible within bus from Ranau( i think only by cab for around 20RM per person). I traveled with fiancee from Kota Kinabalu( we took a 2hour bus to Ranau from Padang Merdeka). The buses from KK to Ranau go every hour from 7am. If you arrive at 8.20 you will wait until it is 9.00 even if the bus is almost totally full. The last bus from Ranau to KK goes at 17.30. So be prepared to come back from Poring by taxi(25min) before the bus to KK leaves.
, direct one to canopy(5RM and extra for 5 for camera...) or package with butterfly(7RM- satisfactory and colorful). The canopy walkway is in Poring Hot Springs which are accessible within bus from Ranau( i think only by cab for around 20RM per person). I traveled with fiancee from Kota Kinabalu( we took a 2hour bus to Ranau from Padang Merdeka). The buses from KK to Ranau go every hour from 7am. If you arrive at 8.20 you will wait until it is 9.00 even if the bus is almost totally full. The last bus from Ranau to KK goes at 17.30. So be prepared to come back from Poring by taxi(25min) before the bus to KK leaves.
Written September 15, 2019
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sc t
Penang60 contributions
Aug 2019 • Friends
A short walk from the hot spring area takes you to the ticket counter and another short hike to the starting platform.You walk about 40 meters above ground on a bouncy,swinging suspension bridge. Take your time to observe the flora and fauna of the tropical forest. You choice to either face your fear of heights or stay away.
Written September 3, 2019
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moses k
Singapore30 contributions
May 2019
It was a very enjoyable walk for me through the trees and being in the midst of nature. I went relatively early in the morning, which was a good thing as there were not many people yet so one really gets to appreciate the unspoiled nature before the expected crowds. Walking through the canopy may not be for those with fear of heights so do take note. I think the crowds started streaming in as I was leaving about 11ish in the morning.
Written August 7, 2019
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Jenny J
Perth, Australia28 contributions
Jul 2019
As you walk among the tall trees of the forest, you feel part of the nature around you. Bird, reptiles and monkeys Can bee seen among the tree tops. Wonderful experience.
Written July 31, 2019
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Nabilah J
Kuala Belait, Brunei Darussalam12 contributions
Dec 2018 • Family
I went there with a group of friends. Initially wanted to go for hot spring but unfortunately, we forgot to bring extra clothes. So we changed our plan and went for the canopy walk instead. The ticket costs RM15 only. In order to reach the canopy walk, we need to hike. We also forgot to bring shoes, therefore, need to go hiking with flip flops and sandals. Once we arrived at the top, we can see the suspension bridge with only planks as the platform and net. It looked scary at first but excited at the same time.
The canopy walk is divided into 3 bridge with the third one is the longest and most wobbly. However, it is a good activity even for children. Two of my friends are fear of heights, but manage to do it even though they seemed scared at first.
The canopy walk is divided into 3 bridge with the third one is the longest and most wobbly. However, it is a good activity even for children. Two of my friends are fear of heights, but manage to do it even though they seemed scared at first.
Written July 26, 2019
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John T
Wingham, UK227 contributions
Jul 2019 • Solo
To get to Poring from KK is a long drive on a twisty road, so I had hoped for something a little more spectacular. The paths both to and from the tree walk could do with some TLC. You are allowed 6 people on each section at a time, so if you get behind a group that wants to take pictures and selfies etc you could take some time. The structure is ropes and wooden planks, and they have an alternative option when they need to close one to tighten up the supports
Written July 22, 2019
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Shan
Singapore, null, Singapore15 contributions
Do we need a guide to walk through the trails? Do they have guide services from any counters there?
Anna May V
Pasig, Philippines2,723 contributions
No guide needed. Impossible to get lost unless you create a new trail.
Ivy 김
Johor Bahru, Malaysia5 contributions
How much is the fee?
joelle-leona
cha-am, thailand654 contributions
5 ringets per adult and 2,50 per child, non Malaysians
Khai Soon C
2 contributions
can i bring my son (2 years old) to join together? any age limit?
joelle-leona
cha-am, thailand654 contributions
No problem
MM4749
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia67 contributions
How long does it take to complete the canopy walk? How many hours did you spend at the park?
JustinaLee
Singapore, Singapore54 contributions
We took 20 mins to trek uphill to the starting point of the canopy walk. Only 6 persons are allowed on the canopy walk at any one time and in a single file so you have to wait for the people ahead to complete their walk first before you can step on to the canopy walk. The whole canopy walk is about 45 minutes as there are 4 platforms to complete. You may also want to give yourself time to pose for pictures or take a breather at the stable tree platform before you embark on to the next platform. You need another 15 minutes to walk downhill so give yourself at least 1.5 - 2 hours. You may wish to read my TripAdvisor's review about my first-hand experience on the canopy walk. It will give you an idea on what to expect. Have fun!
Judith W
3 contributions
I would like to do the canary walk but my partner does not, is there somewhere she can wait while I do it ?
JustinaLee
Singapore, Singapore54 contributions
Hi Judith,
In addition to my earlier answer, your partner may wish to read my review about my first-hand experience of the canopy (not canary) walk so that she can decide if she wants to do the canopy walk or not. I have a fear of heights.
GRAHAM M
Melbourne, Australia176 contributions
Hi We are staying in KK in April, is this worth doing and how is the best way to get there?
Any other suggestions for our time would be great
Thanks
Graham M
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