4 Days 3 Nights
Up to 20 days
12 people
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Tell us your dates and we’ll guide you from here — message us on WhatsApp. Crafted by local experts since 2006.
Hotel pick-up in Senggigi and transfer to Sembalun Lawang, where the trek begins. Ascend gently through open grassland, resting at checkpoints with widening views, to reach the Sembalun crater rim at 2,639 m — your camp for the night, with a sunset over the valley. Distance ~10 km · 6–7 hrs · Difficulty Moderate · Height gain +1,539 m · Overnight: crater-rim camp · Meals: Lunch + Dinner
A pre-dawn summit push, steady and supported, for a magnificent sunrise on the 3,726 m peak. Descend past the edelweiss to camp for breakfast, then down into the caldera to the Segara Anak crater lake, camping overnight by the water. Summit push: ~5 km · 6–7 hrs · Very challenging · Height gain +1,087 m · Rim-to-lake: ~3.4 km · 3–4 hrs · Overnight: lakeside camp (2,000 m) · Meals: B + L + D
A restful, rewarding day inside the volcano. Soak in the Aik Kalak hot springs, explore the lakeshore, and — if energy allows — visit the Goa Susu "Milk Cave." Relax at the lakeside camp, ready for tomorrow's scenic descent. Easy day · Overnight: lakeside camp (2,000 m) · Meals: B + L + D
A wonderful final day descending the lush Torean valley — following rivers and streams, passing waterfalls and dramatic gorges through green forest, far from the crowds. The trail leads to Torean village, where your vehicle transfers you onward. Distance ~10 km · 6–7 hrs · Difficulty Moderate · Long scenic descent · Meals: Breakfast + Lunch
We pace to the most comfortable walker, and your guide stays with you throughout. No rushing, no one left behind.
Private, clean toilet tents at every campsite — comfort and privacy sorted.
Safety is our first priority — certified, first-aid trained guides and careful checks throughout. Trek April to October (dry season) for the best conditions; the park usually closes around January–March. more information when to go
Just a few personal essentials — good walking shoes, warm layers for the summit, a rain jacket, sunscreen and a small daypack. We'll send you a simple, complete packing list when you book, and we provide all the camping and cooking equipment. No special gear needed.for more details what to bring on trek
The Torean valley is greener, quieter and more scenic — a river-and-waterfall route far fewer trekkers take. It's a slightly longer final day, but a beautiful and memorable way to leave the mountain. We think it's the loveliest descent on Rinjani.
It covers the same summit, lake and hot springs, but swaps the usual Senaru descent for the spectacular Torean valley. Choose this for the most scenic, off-the-beaten-path finish.Not sure which trek?
A good level of everyday fitness helps. The Day 2 summit push is the hardest part and the Day 4 Torean descent is long but gentle underfoot. We pace to the group and rest often.more information on how hard the trek
