Mt. Timbak

The highest mountain in the Philippines.

• Mt. Kitanglad

• Mt. Apo

• Mt. Pulag

• Mt. Dulang-Dulang

Second highest mountain in the Philippines.

• Mt. Kitanglad

• Mt. Apo

• Mt. Pulag

• Mt. Dulang-Dulang

Highest mountain in Luzon.

• Mt. Apo

• Mt. Pulag

• Mt. Kalatungan

• Mt. Tabayoc

Trails here are challenging but offer beautiful views and rich biodiversity that make your journey all worth it.

• Mt. Kitanglad

• Mt. Apo

• Mt. Kalatungan

• Mt. Tabayoc

It is classified as a potentially active volcano and is considered as one of the most challenging Philippine mountains to hike.

• Mt. Tabayoc

• Mt. Kitanglad

• Mt. Dulang-Dulang

• Mt. Kalatungan

Second highest mountain in Luzon.

• Mt. Pulag

• Mt. Kitanglad

• Mt. Tabayoc

• Mt. Piapayungan

To this day, it remains to be one of Mindanao’s most elusivepeaks.

• Mt. Piapayungan

• Mt. Ragang

• Mt. Maagnaw

• Mt. Timbak

Mt. Ragang is the highest point in Lanao Del Sur.

• Mt. Timbak

• Mt. Piapayungan

• Mt. Maagnaw

• Mt. Ragang

Third highest peak in the Kitanglad range.

• Mt. Piapayungan

• Mt. Ragang

• Mt. Maagnaw

• Mt. Timbak

At the summit, there are three crosses in what is dubbed as “mini-Calvary.”

• Mt. Pulag

• Mt. Timbak

• Mt. Ragang

• Mt. Maagnaw