Categories - Kemensah Krazy

The 5 km event is designed for those who want to set foot on a trail for the very first time. This is an ideal opportunity to find out what hiking and trail running is all about. No major obstacles, and trails which are not too hard to digest is the perfect formula to start trail running. Participants will have to endure some up and downhills, but all in all the trail is perfectly clear. In most cases the trails are open and we include some jungle passages to ensure that you have all the ingredients you need for a first time hiking or trail running experience. This run is perfectely suited for families and children aged 12 and above. Younger children have to be accompanied by one of the parents or a guardian.

The 30km event caters for trail runners and hikers who are looking for some challenge but don’t dare to go for the extreme yet. The terrain is undulating but there are no bonebreaking climbs or descents. Every participant is free to chose either to run or to hike the trail. Participants will follow the same trail as the 45 km participants but will turn back before reaching Gombak. The advised finishing time is 10 hours, but all participants will be allowed to finish their race, even beyond the stipulated cut- off time.

Four categories for Kemensah Krazy

The 15 km event caters for trail runners and hikers who are not looking for the extreme but rather want to participate in an organised race. Even less experienced participants can give it a go for this distance. If you have never hiked or hit the trail before and you have a good fitness level, then why don’t you give this a shot? The trail is undulating and some dirt roads are altrered with jungle tracks and eroded red clay sections. For this race the trails are not always wide, so keep in mind to give way to faster participants. The 15 km is an ideal start to find out what value hiking and trail running can add to your life.

KIDDOS KRAZY 5 KM

KINDA KRAZY 15 KM

KRACKING KRAZY 30 KM

KILLER KRAZY 45 KM

The 45km event caters for trail runners and hikers who are looking for the extreme. It is not really suited for those who don’t know how a trail running shoe or hiking boot looks like. Not only the distance will have its toll, also the narrow sections and the multiple stream crossings might make this event harder than expected. The terrain is undulating and there are some nasty up- and downhills. Every participant is free to chose either to run or to hike the full distance. In order to safeguard the participants safety, an intermediate cut-off time will be applied.