Peaks & Trails of Kinabalu National Park

Kinabalu National Park has 21 named peaks. The highest is Gunung Kinabalu at 4,095 m. Other notable peaks include Mount Kinabalu - St. John's Peak, Mount Kinabalu - Kemuncak Ramitan and Mount Kinabalu - Low's Peak.

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Highest peak: Gunung Kinabalu (4 095 m)
21 named peaks
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There are 21 named mountains in Kinabalu National Park. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Gunung Kinabalu.

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Last updated March 22, 2022

Highest Peaks

Gunung Kinabalu

4 095 m (prom: 4 095 m)

Mount Kinabalu - St. John's Peak

4 086 m (prom: 82 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Kemuncak Ramitan

4 068 m (prom: 232 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Low's Peak

4 059 m (prom: 7 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Ugly Sisters Peak

4 055 m (prom: 63 m)

Kemuncak King George

4 055 m (prom: 83 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Victoria Peak

4 028 m (prom: 91 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Alexandria Peak

3 994 m (prom: 95 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Oyayubi Iwu Peak

3 967 m (prom: 19 m)

Kemuncak Victoria

3 964 m (prom: 48 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

Gunung Kinabalu

4 095 m (prom: 4 095 m)

Mount Tambuyukon

2 579 m (prom: 845 m)

1 655 m (prom: 607 m)

1 147 m (prom: 504 m)

1 125 m (prom: 445 m)

Gunung Nopungguk

1 605 m (prom: 312 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Kemuncak Ramitan

4 068 m (prom: 232 m)

Gunung Napungguk

1 535 m (prom: 217 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Alexandria Peak

3 994 m (prom: 95 m)

Mount Kinabalu - Victoria Peak

4 028 m (prom: 91 m)

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest peak in Kinabalu National Park?

The highest peak in Kinabalu National Park is Gunung Kinabalu, at 4,095 m.

What mountains are in Kinabalu National Park?

Notable peaks in Kinabalu National Park include Gunung Kinabalu, Mount Kinabalu - St. John's Peak, Mount Kinabalu - Kemuncak Ramitan, Mount Kinabalu - Low's Peak and Mount Kinabalu - Ugly Sisters Peak.