Mount Rinjani 4 Days Trek: Sembalun to Torean

The full mountain, with a beautiful twist at the end. Our Rinjani Sembalun to Torean trek climbs the classic Sembalun route to the 3,726 m summit at sunrise, descends into the caldera to the Segara Anak crater lake and its hot springs — then leaves the mountain not by the usual path, but down the lush, river-fed Torean valley, passing waterfalls and dramatic gorges that most trekkers never see. It's the complete Rinjani experience — summit, lake and hot springs — with a quieter, greener, more scenic finish. Fully supported by a guide, porters and a mountain cook, and guided by our local team since 2006.

Your Rinjani Adventure Starts Here

Most people climb Rinjani and come down the same busy trails. This route saves a hidden gem for last: the Torean valley, where rivers braid through green gorges, waterfalls tumble from the cliffs, and you'll often have the path to yourselves. After the summit and the lake, it's a magical way to say goodbye to the mountain.

Rinjani is a genuine adventure and we'll always be honest about that — but with a positive attitude, a steady pace and our team beside you, it's within reach of everyday adventurers. We welcome many fitness levels, pace the days around you, and keep the whole journey feeling supported, safe and fun.

Why Trek Rinjani With Us

We're a local Lombok team, raised around this mountain, and we know the quiet corners like Torean intimately. We've guided Rinjani since 2006, sharing the legends, the wildlife and the best-kept viewpoints along the way. More on our Mount Rinjani destination page, part of a UNESCO Global Geopark.

What's Taken Care Of

Fully supported, every step. Porters carry all gear and set up camp ahead of you. A mountain cook serves hot, fresh meals and endless ginger tea. Cozy camps with quality tents, mats, sleeping bags and pillows. Certified, first-aid trained local guides who are expert, storyteller and cheerleader in one.

Good To know

• Fully supported camping trek — guide, porters & mountain cook; tents, mats and all mountain meals provided.
• Fitness — a good level of fitness helps; the pre-dawn summit push on Day 2 is the most demanding section, and the Torean descent on Day 4 is long but scenic. We pace to the group.
• Best season — April to October. The national park usually closes in the wettest months (around January–March).
• Transfers — Day 1 pick-up from your Senggigi hotel; Day 4 drop-off to your onward hotel.
• Route note — the Torean valley is a quieter, greener descent than the usual Senaru trail.
• Route: Sembalun → Summit → Lake → Torean · Summit: 3,726 m · Difficulty: Challenging

Ready for the Scenic Route?

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