Trip Map
Explore the full Trans YB3B route in Google Earth for complete ridge breakdown, elevation flow and multi-peak traversal across the northern Titiwangsa system.
INTERACTIVE ROUTE VIEW
Blue Valley → Lojing • Complete Titiwangsa Backbone Traverse
Trans Titiwangsa V2 is RAWPEAK’s flagship full-spine traverse across the central mountain backbone of Peninsular Malaysia. The route connects Blue Valley to Lojing through continuous high ridge systems, linking major G7 summits, remote junctions, and long-distance wilderness corridors into one uninterrupted expedition across the Titiwangsa Range.
Explore the full Trans YB3B route in Google Earth for complete ridge breakdown, elevation flow and multi-peak traversal across the northern Titiwangsa system.
Expedition begins above Cameron Highlands. Final road access point before committing into the Titiwangsa mountain backbone system.
Long sustained ascent into the first major spine system. Dense montane forest and continuous elevation gain define the opening phase.
Transition into the central Titiwangsa ridge system. Gayong and Korbu emerge as part of the continuous backbone structure.
First major G7 summit in the central spine. Steep ridges and high exposure terrain dominate this section.
Highest intensity physical section of the traverse. Long ridge exposure and sustained fatigue accumulation.
Re-entry into Gayong ridge system after Korbu crossing, maintaining backbone continuity across directional shift.
Critical junction connecting G7 backbone into northern ridge corridors leading toward Tok Nenek system.
Extended ridge traversal with rolling terrain and dense moss forest linking backbone system into outer corridor zones.
Final summit cluster before exit system. Terrain becomes fragmented with mixed ridge and forest breaks.
Final major summit before descent phase. Marks completion of full Titiwangsa spine crossing system.
Final descent into Lojing highlands. Expedition concludes after full backbone traversal across the Titiwangsa Range.
Experience the RAWPEAK Spine System across Malaysia’s central mountain range.
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