Sg Chiling 27 Feb 2008

One cannot miss the clear prominent signboard indicating the entrance to the Sg Chilling waterfall along the road to Fraser Hill from Kuala Kubu Bharu. The campsite, which is 5 minutes trek from the entrance, has been upgraded to include a Ranger office, 2 changing rooms, a prayer room and a gazebo. A bright trail map has also been erected showing the 6 river crossing points enroute to the waterfall. There are signboards indicating where to cross the river along the 3 km trail to the waterfall. Now everyone can visit this serene and scenic waterfall without fear of getting lost. Kudos to the Fishery Department for keeping the place neat and tidy. Not a piece of garbage in sight... how pleasant!!!

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Sg Chiling 7 Oct 2007

The famous Sg Chilling waterfall is now officially known as Sg Chilling Fish Sanctuary. The place has been spurned up with a new suspension bridge at the first river crossing. Nearby there are sheltered rest areas and changing rooms as well as a surau. Also, to note that camping, cooking and fishing are no longer allowed.

Starting at 9.15 a.m. we took 15 minutes slow walk to reach the first river crossing using suspension bridge. The trail is wide and level (at an elevation about 275m). After about an hour trek along the trail running parallel to the river, we came across a fork junction, one leading towards the riverbank (on the left) and another uphill (right). Taking the left trail, we proceeded another 5 minutes along a narrow trail before ending at a riverbank where we had to wade cross the river. At the opposite of the river, there are 2 huge noticeboards reminding everyone that fishing is totally prohibited. For the next 40 minutes, the trail took us through 4 more river crossings before we reached the pristine rest area of the lower waterfall. Total river crossings : 6 (1 using bridge + 5 wading across).

The upper waterfall (at 345m elevation) can be accessed using a steep trail uphill. The trail head is clearly visible at the riverbank before the last river crossing.

Generally, the trail is litter free and water is crystal clear... kudos to the Forestry staff!

The photos are arranged in chronological in order to assist us in future trips.

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