Scenic Valley Trek with Rice Paddy Views
The Campuhan Ridge Walk is Ubud's most popular nature trail, offering a peaceful escape into the countryside just minutes from the town center. This scenic 2-kilometer pathway follows a ridge between two river valleys, providing stunning panoramic views of rice paddies, tropical vegetation, and traditional Balinese villages.
The trail begins near the Campuhan Bridge and winds through rolling hills covered in tall grass and scattered palm trees. The walk is relatively easy and suitable for all fitness levels, making it perfect for sunrise or sunset strolls. The path offers numerous photo opportunities with sweeping valley views and glimpses of rural Balinese life.
This nature walk provides a perfect balance to Ubud's cultural attractions, allowing visitors to experience the natural beauty that surrounds the town. The trail connects to several villages and can be extended for longer hikes through the countryside.
The walk is easy and suitable for all fitness levels. It's mostly flat with gentle inclines, well-maintained paths, and takes 1-2 hours at a leisurely pace.
Yes, it's very safe and popular with solo travelers. The trail is well-used, especially in the mornings. However, avoid walking alone after dark as there's no lighting.
Experience Campuhan Ridge Walk with expert guides and hassle-free transportation
Explore Ubud's cultural highlights and natural wonders including Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Monkey Forest, temples, and traditional villages with a private guide.
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$85 USD
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