GUNUNG · Indonesia
Gunung Rakutak
Source
Lanskap kawasan Cekungan Bandung dari Gunung Batu; Cikuray di tengah, bukan foto dekat puncak Rakutak. / Regional Bandung Basin view from Gunung Batu; Cikuray is central, not a close view of Rakutak’s summit. Lokamaya, CC BY-SA 4.0.. Photo: source
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Information
- Elevation
- 1.959 m
- Country
- Indonesia (ID)
- Location / Range
- Kamojang Nature Reserve area, West Java
- Mountain type
- Mountain range (non-volcanic)
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- -7.1479, 107.7344
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Best Season
- April–October (dry season)
- Permits & Rules
- Enters the Kamojang Nature Reserve area; report to the local BKSDA post before starting the climb
- Hazards
- Steep trail, slippery when raining; the route is not always clear with few signposts; some points pass through steep slopes
Description
Gunung Rakutak lies in Pacet, Bandung Regency, West Java. The approximately 1,959 m elevation used here follows Gunung Bagging’s field account for Puncak 3; that source places Puncak 2 at 1,922 m, the figure Wikipedia also uses for the mountain. Historical trips describe farmland, forest and narrow connecting ridges overlooking Bandung. Gunung Bagging now describes the summit ridge as closed to recreational hiking within Kamojang Nature Reserve; the experiences and routes below are historical documentation, not confirmation of present access.
Gallery
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Routes
Punggungan Pasir Nyatuh dari Sukarame (historis / historical)
Terjal dan terekspos; dokumentasi lama / Steep and exposed; historical documentationTripkemana documents the Pasir Nyatuh ridge approach in April 2013 through cultivated land, scrub and forest before the summit area. The group descended through a valley with wet clay. Names and sequence come from a historical trip; reserve access must be checked separately and this report provides no permission to visit.
SourceSukarame melalui aliran sungai dan Puncak 1 (historis / historical)
Punggungan terekspos; akses rekreasi ditutup menurut sumber / Exposed ridge; recreational access closed according to sourceGunung Bagging’s 2012 documentation follows the eastern approach from Sukarame through fields, bamboo and stream crossings to Tegal Alun and Puncak 1, then along the ridge to Puncak 2 and 3. Approach water is seasonal. The source now describes the summit ridge as closed to recreational hiking; this description does not indicate that the trail is open.
SourceClimbing Experiences
Three first-hand accounts from 2011–2013 document approaches through Sukarame, cultivated land, forest and ridges requiring care. These trips predate the access restrictions described by Gunung Bagging; historical timings and registration arrangements do not establish present operating conditions.
References
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