Kabayan, Benguet
Mount Pulag is Luzon’s highest peak, rising to about 2,926 meters above sea level. The trail passes through pine forests, mossy forests, dwarf bamboo, and expansive grasslands before reaching the summit. It is famous for panoramic Cordillera views, sunrise scenery, and the “sea of clouds.” Several established routes lead toward the mountain, including Ambangeg, Akiki, Tawangan, and Ambaguio.
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Mount Palansa is a mountain peak in Bakun, Benguet, within the rugged Cordillera landscape. The trail features forested slopes, steep mountain terrain, open ridges, and panoramic views of surrounding peaks and valleys. It is associated with the mountain routes around Bakun and offers a remote hiking experience away from more crowded Benguet destinations.
Mount Pulag via Balena is a challenging route to Mount Pulag that begins near Mount Pulag Elementary School along the Balena–Babadak road and connects toward the Akiki jump-off. The approximately 17.9-kilometer route passes through mountainous terrain and offers scenic views of the Cordillera landscape. It is known for its demanding ascent and the possibility of experiencing Mount Pulag’s famous sea of clouds.
Mount Purgatory via Ekip is a challenging mountain route in Bokod, Benguet, covering about 24 km and typically taking 10–11 hours. The trail features steep ascents and descents, mossy forests, pine-covered slopes, and scenic Cordillera mountain views. The route leads through the Upper Agno River Basin toward Mount Purgatory and its surrounding peaks
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