This route covers 2km return.It involves around 50m of cumulative elevation gain.
The route reaches roughly 250m at its highest point.
Technically, the Campuhan Ridge Walk standard trail is non-technical. The walk is generally straightforward, with varying conditions depending on the immediate environment.
Overview
Technical Summary
The golden ridge of Ubud. The Campuhan Ridge Walk is a scenic, mostly paved path that follows a stunning hilly ridge overlooking the lush Wos River valley.
The Emerald Vista at Sunset. The 'X-Factor' of Campuhan is its instant accessibility to raw tropical beauty. Within five minutes of leaving the busy main road of Ubud, you are on a narrow path with 360-degree views of deep green jungle and palm-fringed valleys. During the 'Golden Hour' just before sunset, the long grass glows brilliant gold against the deep emerald valley, making it a photographer's dream and a perfect moment of Balinese tranquility.
Hazard Assessment
The ridge is completely exposed with zero shade, making it very hot during midday.
The path is very narrow and can get quite busy with tourists and joggers.
Route Summary
This is a scenic and highly accessible route.Check the local forecast and plan your schedule to allow ample time to enjoy the views.
Stage Breakdowns
IBAH Temple Gate
Entering through the majestic gate of the Pura Gunung Lebah temple complex near the Blanco Renaissance Museum.
The Golden Ridge
Walking the main section of the ridge. Grass-covered hills and valley views.
Karsa Kafe
Reaching the small settlement of Bangkiang Sidem. A perfect spot for fresh coconut water overlooking the rice fields.
Route
Geometry
Topographical Data & Reference Points
- Route Typehiking
- Highest Point250m (High Variant)250m
- Standard Transit Max238m (Approx)
- Lowest Pointvalley floor elevation200m
- GPS Location8.5040°S 115.2530°E
Technical Profile
Vertical Ascent Profile
An easy, undulating paved path along a ridge. Minimal elevation changes.
Terrain Characteristics
The Campuhan Ridge Walk is primarily non-technical (Class 1), with optional technical variants. It is classified as Moderate terrain based on cumulative vert and exposure.
The physical demand is defined by the 2km (1.2 miles); 4km (2.5 miles) distance and local environmental conditions rather than vertical gain.
Data referenced from regional park authority sources and topographic surveys.
Technical
Matrix Profile
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Risk Summary
Professional evaluation of route mechanics and environmental stress factors. Recommended for participants within specified technical scope.
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Technical Specs
Access & Logistics
Regulations
No tickets or permits needed. Donations are optional if visiting the Gunung Lebah Temple at the start.
Seasonality
Accessible year-round. It is most beautiful just after the rainy season (March-April) when the grass is at its greenest.
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Route Questions
is there an entrance fee?
No. The Campuhan Ridge Walk is completely free to access.
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