MY · Selangor · 3.18°N 101.59°E
kota damansara community forest
Shady forest loops behind the housing estates, with a longer climb to Tiga Puteri peak.
- Best time
- Any time of year, on a dry morning. Start early: the trails get crowded by mid-morning at weekends, and it's humid by noon.
- How long
- Half a day
- Getting there
- About 30–40 minutes' drive from central KL via the SPRINT or the LDP. The trailhead is on Jalan Merbah 10/1 in Section 10. By train, take the MRT Kajang Line to Kota Damansara, then a short Grab ride.
kota damansara community forest
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Residents campaigned to save this patch of lowland forest behind Kota Damansara, and it's now one of the busiest weekend trails in PJ. There are short, shady loops for a first jungle walk and a longer, steeper route up to Tiga Puteri peak for those who want to earn their breakfast.
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Things to do
- Scouts and Temuan trailsThe usual first loop: shaded, well marked and about an hour for both.Map ↗
- Harmoni, Sahabat and SerenityThe intermediate trails add distance and a few more climbs if the first loop felt short.Map ↗
- Denai Tiga PuteriThe advanced route via Sahabat and Unity to a peak with views back over PJ. Allow a few hours.Map ↗
Good to know
- Parking at the trailhead is scarce. Park at the nearby shoplots and walk 10–15 minutes in.
- There's no water on the trails, so carry your own, especially for Tiga Puteri.
- Sign in at the entrance and load the society's trail map on your phone. The nine trails cross each other a lot.
Last checked October 2026. Things change, so check opening times, fees and transport before you go.