General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
climbing in Bali	20-Jul-2007 At 9:55:26 AM	jjobrien
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consider taking the time to trek to the top of Gunung Agung (Mt. Agung), there are a number of routes including Besaki, a long route which runs all the way to the highest point on the crater rim via a stunning 3 peaked summit ridge, and the Selat/sebudi route which starts from the highest temple on Bali, Pura Pasar Agung, and goes directly up. It breaks through the forest quickly and leads up over exposed rock to a slightly lower point on the rim. Both routes are spectacular, time it for a sunrise. Be prepared for zero degrees conditions. The only tricky bit is getting the priest to agree to an auspicious time for you to ascend above the temple, can be complicated.

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