Men's Hiking Group KL: Brotherhood Hike at Bukit Kembara, Ampang Jaya

You have spent years taking care of everyone else. Family, team, business. That is a good thing. It is also why you have not had a morning to yourself in months. Saturday, take one back. Three hours on the Bukit Kembara trail in Ampang, led by Alex, an expert hiker with other men doing the same. Fresh air, a proper walk, and the kind of conversation that only happens when nobody is in a hurry. This is a brotherhood hike. A walk built for conversation, not for racing anyone to the summit. No pace targets. Nobody gets dropped. You come alone, you leave knowing a few good men. The trail Bukit Kembara, Ampang Jaya, Selangor. Mid level intensity, open to any fitness level. It starts steep. That first climb is the hardest part of the morning. After that it settles into comfortable walking through forest. Not a hiker? Come anyway. Nobody is timing you and nobody gets left behind. Details Date: Sunday 4 October 2026 Meeting time: 9.30am, sharp Meeting point: Bukit Kembara Trailhead, Ampang Jaya, Selangor Duration: around 3 hours Cost: free Parking is street parking only and it fills fast on a Sunday. Arrive by 9.15am. What to bring Plenty of water, more than you think you need. Comfortable sports clothing and proper walking shoes, no slides. Good vibes. That is the whole list. Quick answers How fit do I need to be? Mid level. If you can climb a few flights of stairs without stopping, you are fine. Do I need to know anyone? No. Most men come alone the first time. Is it only for men? Yes. It is built for men who want real brotherhood with other men. Who runs it Brotherhood hikes and men's circles across Kuala Lumpur and Penang are run by Maurizio, founder of MyMasterMan, a men's coaching and brotherhood community based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. How to join RSVP here, then DM me HIKE on Instagram so I know to look out for you: https://instagram.com/mymasterman.coach Men's circles, coaching and retreats: https://mymasterman.com Bring yourself. The trail does the rest. Blessings, Maurizio