My first oversea's trip with the school to Pelapah Waterfall. Although short in distance, the trek is generally fine except for a few steep sections. The trail follows the path of the waterfall stream, and is basically a WET river trek as we spend 60% of our time hiking upstream in the clear river streams ( on occasions up to knee or even waist level water ! ) or along the river side trail. The main challenge are the four steep, at times almost vertical, slopes & slippery waterfall boulders. There are fixed ropes which we can use to assist ourselves up & down these sections and may require some climbing and scrambling up on all fours - with a lot of caution; pretty slippery ( and potentially hazardous ) but definitely interesting & challenging. my initial plan was to get a trip that is of relaxation cos i really wanted something to relax my mind. BUT? It's like tiring after the whole Pelapah waterfall trip. nothing much thou....

My first oversea's trip with the school to Pelapah Waterfall. Although short in distance, the trek is generally fine except for a few steep sections. The trail follows the path of the waterfall stream, and is basically a WET river trek as we spend 60% of our time hiking upstream in the clear river streams ( on occasions up to knee or even waist level water ! ) or along the river side trail. The main challenge are the four steep, at times almost vertical, slopes & slippery waterfall boulders. There are fixed ropes which we can use to assist ourselves up & down these sections and may require some climbing and scrambling up on all fours - with a lot of caution; pretty slippery ( and potentially hazardous ) but definitely interesting & challenging. my initial plan was to get a trip that is of relaxation cos i really wanted something to relax my mind. BUT? It's like tiring after the whole Pelapah waterfall trip. nothing much thou....