Banyumas, Jateng

Slamet via Baturraden

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The Baturaden hiking trail on Mount Slamet offers a challenging hiking experience with a trail length of approximately 8 km and an estimated hiking time of 10-12 hours to the summit, depending on the hiker's speed. Starting from an altitude of around 650 meters above sea level in the Baturaden tourist area, this trail takes hikers through dense tropical rainforests, natural vegetation, and diverse wildlife. The terrain is steep with sharp inclines reaching a slope of 40-60 degrees at several points, especially near the summit at an altitude of 3,428 meters above sea level, making it suitable for experienced hikers. The pristine condition of this trail, which is relatively less traveled, provides an exclusive atmosphere, while the summit offers a spectacular view of Central Java, including rolling clouds and surrounding mountains.

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Statistics

Elevation Gain: 2504m
Total Distance The value shown is the total ASCENDING distance: 7.61km
Travel Time This travel time is the time taken for the ASCENDING journey only and does not account for rest stops along the way or overnight stays: 9.3hours
Calories The value shown is the calories used for ASCENDING and DESCENDING journeys, excluding calories needed during rest stops along the hike or for overnight stays: kcal

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Trail waypoints

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01

Basecamp

Elev 896 m
02

Puncak

Elev 3400 m Duration 9.3 hours Calories 6,066 kcal
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Weather Conditions

Forecast at official points

Basecamp

896 m

Tuesday

21 July · 13:00

Cloudy

24 °C

10.0 km/h

Wednesday

22 July · 13:00

Fog

22 °C

10.8 km/h

Thursday

23 July · 13:00

Light Rain

20 °C

13.2 km/h

ⓘ The weather conditions above are data from Open Meteo

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Information

Details you need to know

Hikers need to arrange for permits at the Baturaden base camp. Using the services of a local guide is highly recommended, especially since this trail is less popular and has minimal signage.
The last water source on the Mount Slamet hiking trail via Baturaden is usually found around Post 2 or Post 3, depending on the season and rainfall. During the dry season, the water source often decreases or even dries up, so hikers are advised to fill up their water supply at these posts.
The weather on this trail can change quickly, with potential thick fog and rain that makes the trail slippery. Make sure to bring waterproof clothing and adequate hiking gear.
The entire Mount Slamet hiking trail is temporarily closed following a landslide and flash flood (28-01-2026)

This trail has steep terrain and minimal signage, making getting lost a significant risk. Always hike in a group or with a local guide.
Building campfires is strictly prohibited due to the high risk of forest fires, especially during the dry season. Use portable cooking equipment if necessary.
All trash must be carried back down. Mount Slamet is a conservation area, and leaving trash damages the ecosystem and the beauty of the trail.

ⓘ Last updated on Jumat, 3 Juli 2026

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