A physically challenging path with steep slopes and undulations.

The Pine Tree Trail was opened in the early days by the British to gain access to a mountain peak that commanded a majestic view of Fraser’s Hill and the surrounding summits. The summit, The Pine Tree Hill, at 1505 meters above sea level derives its name from five old stag-headed endemic conifer species of dacrydiums. Today, with increasing deforestation causing temperatures to rise in the highlands, there remains only one Dacrydium comosum at the summit of Pine Tree Hill.