![Jungle Trek 3, Cameron Highlands](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEil3cfHJ21w9Ry9656We8gpfN9W2N4iGWiMhPloHBkSYRirdTVgpfXS1Ff00cy1t0iaZQ17eHe4aI_G76-9yzKDm0r5IlnIgdommKmfzeiTZqVjwivpmr8ulgMJZmHQHtO1aiQ_Trk_pQOX/s200/Cameron-Jungle-Trek-3.jpg)
Fuelled by another high calorie breakfast, we headed for Trek 3 close to the Smokehouse hotel. Although there were no signs near the Arcadia Bungalow (4°29'1.89"N, 101°22'57.74"E) two local girls pointed us in the right direction towards the official start of Trek 3 (4°28’57.7“N, 101°23’06.7”E). The path was slippery and boggy in places - rather like walking on chocolate mousse. The trails were well marked with signs at junctions and reflective arrows nailed to the trees along the route.
![Jungle Trekking, Cameron Highlands](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEieiKLLsyNK3Xjfrg4hJ3mBONOI80H3L4Wyy1mrnNVsA7yCxfj39fzoSDA5-oNt6tkhxnlzFLnaF37bbo7-LwKx1iQo8RYf9V76XFj3uP_wmT_vrQOUPzWCYo8lbG5cr-PKV3AMxqNOejUz/s200/Cameron-Jungle-Trek-blog.jpg)
Forty minutes later, we reached the junction with Trek 2 (4°28’56.5”N, 101°23’30”E) which heads north towards the Sam Poh Temple visited yesterday. Continuing on Trek 3 for another forty minutes, we found the junction with Trek 5 (4°28’42.1”N, 101°23’42.0”E) which heads back down the valley towards Tanah Rata and avoids the climb to the top of Gunung Beremban.
![Jungle Trek 5, Cameron Highlands](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiH_jBsepaoLtdxVj3uYyOo7C7jL48-lD1p_7YERZdYT-UKaL8eqS0XTraBdJy4I1GuFd0MbR1zDUIhYeUfae-3HOm9ZGsZtrVlDXnb5Titq40g8M9j2YUvpnVo2hNhZ6L7mOlcp1SWniLV/s200/Cameron-Jungle-Trek-5-blog.jpg)
A few minutes later, we discovered a shelter at the junction of Treks 5 and 6 where Trek 2 mysteriously reappears. Trek 6 and Trek 2 are not marked in this area in the Lonely Planet Guide or our rather poor hotel map (remarkable similarity between the two).
We continued on Trek 5 in light, rather refreshing, drizzle. After a total of almost 3 hours, we arrived at the end of the Trek 5 which leads into a commercial market garden near the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (04°28’13.7”N, 101°23’12.4”E). At this point, a storm forced us to take cover for a while until our involuntary snoozing was disturbed by a coach load of school children and parents that also took refuge under our shelter. It was a short walk into Tanah Rata where a taxi sat in the taxi station as if waiting for our arrival.
A jolly good walk in the woods.
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