The Ulu Geroh Rafflesia project has a nice waterfall, Damak Fall, as one of its attractions. There is another waterfall in the same region, easily accessible, not far from Kg Geruntum.To reach the fall, you follow the road from Gopeng to Ulu Geroh for about seven km. Take left, just before a river crossing. Follow the road for about three km. You will reach a few stalls, where you can park your car.
The road from Gopeng to Ulu Geroh
Park your car near a few stalls.
A trail leads to the lower waterfall
When you take the trail inside the jungle, you will soon reach the lower waterfall. To reach the upper tiers, you must cross the stream and climb up at the right side of the fall.
Another part of the fall
Local boys at the waterfall
Quite powerful
During our visit local fishermen were busy catching fish in the turbulent water. And guides from a nearby eco-resort were preparing an abseiling exercise.
Catching fish
Got one...!
Preparing an abseil exercise
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Nowadays you need a permit for many waterfalls. General information here Present situation for Geruntum Fall : No permit needed
Waterfalls can be dangerous ! Always take care about your safety
Visitor Comments
SHui
02-04-2009
There are 2 clear trails to lower and upper falls. The lower fall trail just somewhere in front of the counter. And for the upper fall, the trail start just several meters before the lower trail. There is an idle bridge between both falls. The villager started collecting entry fee.
TW Tan
29-02-2008
I visited the Geruntum falls during the Chinese New Year season. It is easy to miss it when there are no activity around the trail area where the waterfall is. There are no signages and it is almost hidden on the left side of the trail, but you will not miss the stream crossing under the trail and the couple of shacks there. The water looks clean, there is a campsite next to it and seemed to have been swept of rubbish earlier. The minus is that there are quite a bit of mosquitoes there. Coming in I passed through a palm oil plantation with many alternative routes. Stick to the main trail.
