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Kalimantan

Mount Halau-Halau Hiking Trail

The trail files, map and summit data for Mount Halau-Halau on one page.

About the Mount Halau-Halau trail

Mount Halau-Halau is in Kalimantan Selatan, on the island of Borneo. Its summit is 1,901 m (6,237 ft) high. That makes it number 57 in height of the 65 mountains with a recorded elevation in this catalogue. In Kalimantan it is the highest of 3 mountains.

Its prominence is 1,801 m: how far the summit stands above the ridge that joins it to a higher mountain.

The catalogue holds these files for Mount Halau-Halau: a route description (PDF) and a Google map.

Elevation, prominence and coordinates come from the Gunung Bagging database; other sources may record figures that differ by a few metres. The trail files are gathered from a hikers' community catalogue and hosted elsewhere, for example on Google Drive; DIAZ links to them.

Before you climb

  • A GPX file is only a guide to direction. It does not replace a map, a compass, and the skill to read the terrain.
  • Ask the park or its managers for permits and the current state of the trail. Routes change with landslides, fallen trees and closures.
  • Do not climb alone, and tell someone at home your route and when you expect to be down.

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Questions about the Mount Halau-Halau trail

How high is Mount Halau-Halau?

1,901 m (6,237 ft) according to the Gunung Bagging database. Other sources may record a figure that differs by a few metres.

Where are the summit coordinates of Mount Halau-Halau?

The summit of Mount Halau-Halau is at 2.71055° S, 115.62599° E. Paste the coordinates into a map app to see the position.

Is this trail file free?

Yes. Downloading it needs no account or payment. The file is hosted elsewhere, for example on Google Drive, and DIAZ only links to it.

Is a GPX file enough to climb Mount Halau-Halau?

No. A GPX helps you not get lost, but it does not keep you safe. Check permits and trail conditions with the park managers, carry a backup map, and climb with an experienced companion.