Wildlife





A rugged sandstone canyon reserve that, together with Danum Valley and Maliau Basin, anchors the "Heart of Sabah" conservation corridor — a connected block of protected forest large enough to sustain wide-ranging species like clouded leopards and elephants long-term. Its canyon terrain and 300-metre cliffs create microhabitats not found in the surrounding lowlands, and because access is limited to guided research and expedition trips, the forest here sees a fraction of the visitor traffic of its more famous neighbours.
Access is restricted to guided research and expedition trips; the Imbak Canyon Studies Centre has a range of rooms from hostel to lodge-style, and remote camping is possible at the Gunung Kuli Research Station within the conservation area.