The 4 of us had a wonderfull trip with our Guide nas and 3 Porters, the freaking carried all our supplies, tents, etc up to the crater rim where they set up our base camp. Even though nas had a bad n… Full review by NorthStar42896909161
Sep 14, 2024
We had an brilliant trip for the hike Mt rinjani in 2 day 1 night trekking to summit. This trek it's absolutely incredible experience. We booked the trek with lune rinjani from bali and lune driver p… Full review by Ella C
Aug 30, 2024
thanks to lune rinjani and team for the great service for us. our mission is complete for 3 day 2 night program. we don't believe we can successes in this program. this program are mostly heavy for t… Full review by cammile b
I am considering hiking rinjani in a few days and was wondering if the summit has recently been reopened? Also I want to do this hike unguided, I am aware I will need to carry my own things which is not an issue for me, is this possible and if so where do I begin the trek?
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What I have heard is that Mt. Rinjani has several routes and not all routes open up each year. I am not sure if the route list of 2020 is out as yet. But I will be asking friends and looking …
What I have heard is that Mt. Rinjani has several routes and not all routes open up each year. I am not sure if the route list of 2020 is out as yet. But I will be asking friends and looking around. I will post here as soon as I have some information.
I plan on doing a solo 1 day round trip to the crater rim in mid August. Do I need a jacket at that elevation? (What is the temperature?) I am reasonably fit and run long distances every weekend and also take part in half marathons throughout the year. I also do uphill hikes once in a while, covering distances of over 10 miles and elevation of around 1200 meters. So, stamina is not an issue. Just wondering about altitude sickness since it is straight up without acclimatization. Would running shoes suffice or should I bring my hiking boots. I am trying to travel as light as possible. Hydration wise, I have a 2 liter runners hydration backpack and a runner's hydration belt that takes 2 small bottles of water. Can also stuff additional bottles in my backpack. Any place to refill along the way on the posts?
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If you have to ask, you need a guide. Stamina is irrelevant if you are lost... and climbing a mountain over 3000m is not the same as 10 miles over small east coast "mountains".
I would like to do this trek but I do not have a pair of walking boots with me. Is there a possibility of renting / hiring good quality boots for the trek?
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I was book with rinjani summit tour jacket and pair boots is included in package
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