CRP, in the past, had received less attention from bryologists when compared to Kinabalu Park. These two parks are both on the Crocker Range which is the longest range in Sabah, extending from Kudat (northern tip of Borneo) to Sipitang (southern part of Sabah). CRP has become more accessible after the establishment of seven substations within the park between the years 2003 and 2005 and the opening of a new road system from Ulu Kimanis (western part) to Keningau Town (eastern part), cutting through the central part of the park. Another factor which may have contributed to the lesser attention received by CRP is the fact that its highest peak is only 2,076 m a.s.l., just half of that of Mount Kinabalu (4,059 m a.s.l.). Nevertheless, 27% of the total area of CRP is more than 1,000 m a.s.l., with 16 peaks above this height (Usui et al. 2006).