Fraser’s Hill has its roots in the 1890s, when Scottish prospector Louis James Fraser opened up a tin mine but mysteriously vanished in 1915. In 1917, the bishop of Singapore rediscovered Fraser's Hill while on a hunt for the man, providing suggestions for the area to be developed into a hill station which was brought to fruition by authorities.Mining activity there was short lived as the tin ore was depleted in 1913. This led many miners and farmers to abandon the area. Fraser reportedly disappeared in 1910, but research in 2019 concluded that he retired from his position and returned to Great Britain in 1910. Temperatures usually range between 22 - 28°C during the day and 16°C to 20°C at night.
The routes can starting two way, starting from the Clock Tower at hill top and run down and came back to the clock tower which is 18.62km per loop, the EG is 462m. or from the down hill to the clock tower and came back to the down hill which is 18.66km and EG is 458m.
Enjoy the Tropical forest view along the way and enjoy the cool weather when reach the top. Temperatures usually range between 22 - 28°C during the day and 16°C to 20°C at night.
