Pasir Cipeteng

Information

Elevation

106 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Dataran rendah Jawa Barat bagian barat, dekat Rangkasbitung (Banten)

Mountain type

Bukit rendah (bahasa Sunda: pasir) di perbatasan Jawa Barat–Banten (data gazetir NGA-GNS)

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

-6.4475, 106.3375

Hazards

Bukit rendah tanpa jalur pendakian resmi maupun dokumentasi rute; sebagian besar kawasan berhutan dan berpenduduk padat.

Description

Pasir Cipeteng is a low hill in West Java Province, Indonesia, about 60 km west of Jakarta. In Sundanese, “pasir” means hill. Its summit stands at roughly 106 m above sea level and rises only about 6 m above the surrounding terrain, with a base roughly 0.26 km across. According to gazetteer data the surrounding land is generally flat but hilly to the southwest, and the area is almost entirely forest-covered. The nearest higher point is Gunung Endut (1,296 m), about 19.4 km to the south, while the nearest larger town is Rangkasbitung (Banten), about 13.8 km to the northwest. The climate is tropical, averaging around 24 °C with high rainfall (~3,471 mm/year). Note: information on Pasir Cipeteng is very limited—the entry derives only from global geographic databases (NGA-GNS/GeoNames), Wikidata, and OpenStreetMap, with no documented hiking route, history, or protected-area status. The data here is confined to verifiable location, elevation, and terrain, not a climbing guide.