Routes in Philippines
300 routes
Mount Ulap
Mount Ulap Eco-Trail is a scenic ridge hike featuring rolling grasslands, pine forests, rocky viewpoints, and panoramic views of the Cordillera mountains. The trail traverses Ambanaw Paoay, Gungal Rock, and the 1,846-meter Mount Ulap summit, with the route extending from Barangay Ampucao to Sta. Fe. It is a popular day-hike destination near Baguio.
Mount Pulag
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.
Camp John Cordillera Great Trail
Camp John Cordillera Great Trail is a moderate hiking route in Baguio that begins near the Cordillera Great Traverse parking area. The trail features pine forests, mountain scenery, and changing terrain, offering a peaceful escape from the city. It is approximately 3.2 miles long and typically takes around 1.5 hours to complete.
Camp John Hay Big Loop
Camp John Hay Big Loop is a scenic forest route within Camp John Hay, featuring tall Benguet pine trees, cool mountain air, and gently rolling terrain. The route passes through the wooded areas of the former military reservation and offers a peaceful escape from Baguio's urban surroundings. It is commonly associated with the Little Camp John Hay Loop, a moderate trail of about 2.6 miles.
Kabunian Trail
Kabunian Trail leads to Mount Kabunian, a scenic mountain in Bakun known for steep ridges, pine forests, open mountain slopes, and panoramic views of the surrounding Cordillera ranges. The trail reaches an elevation of about 1,789 meters and features the famous cliffside “Stairway to Heaven.” It is part of Bakun’s well-known mountain destinations and offers a challenging but rewarding hiking experience.
Mount Pulag via Balena
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.
Akiki Trail
Akiki Trail is a challenging route to Mount Pulag known for steep ascents, pine and mossy forests, open grasslands, and expansive Cordillera views. The trail passes the Eddet River and the scenic area known as Marlboro Country before reaching the higher grasslands and Mount Pulag summit. It is widely known as the “Killer Trail” because of its sustained steep terrain and is considered an expert-level route.
Mount Yangbew
Mount Yangbew is a scenic and accessible mountain in La Trinidad, Benguet, rising about 1,648 meters above sea level. The trail features open grasslands, rocky formations, and panoramic views of La Trinidad Valley and the surrounding Cordillera mountains. Often called the “Little Pulag,” it is especially known for its sea-of-clouds views and colorful sunrise and sunset scenery
Marlboro Campsite
Marlboro Campsite is a scenic camping area along the Akiki Trail of Mount Pulag in Kabayan, Benguet. Located in the highlands at roughly 2,000 meters above sea level, it features open mountain slopes, pine-covered terrain, and views toward the surrounding Cordillera landscape. The campsite serves as a major resting point for hikers continuing toward Mount Pulag’s mossy forest and summit.
Mount Kalugong
Mount Kalugong is a short, scenic hike in La Trinidad featuring distinctive rock formations, pine forests, and panoramic views of the La Trinidad Valley. The trail leads to Mount Kalugong Eco Park, where hikers can explore rocky viewpoints and enjoy views of surrounding mountains, farmland, and nearby Baguio. The route is relatively accessible and is popular for its combination of natural scenery, Cordilleran landscapes, and cultural attractions.
Kibungan Circuit
Kibungan Circuit is a challenging multi-day mountain route featuring pine-covered ridges, mossy forests, rice terraces, and sweeping Cordillera views. The classic circuit passes through Mount Tagpaya and can continue toward Mount Oten and Mount Tagpew, depending on the route variation. The trail begins in Kibungan and showcases the rugged landscapes and highland communities of Benguet.
Mount Tagpaya
Mount Tagpaya is a scenic mountain in Kibungan, Benguet, rising to about 1,820 meters above sea level. The trail features pine forests, rocky ridges, rice terraces, and panoramic views of the surrounding Cordillera mountains. It is the first major peak of the Kibungan Circuit and can be reached through the Tanap trailhead.