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Mt. Nangtud via Lombuyan-Dalanas River Trail: 3D2N or 4D3N itinerary

From Barbaza · Dalanas River and Knife Edge

Hours to the summit
14 hours to the summit

A three- to four-day trek: register in Barbaza, walk to Brgy. Lombuyan, follow the Dalanas River for about six hours, then climb the Knife Edge ridges to Rancho campsite and make the summit push on light packs. The summit is about 14 hours away in all; the descent retraces the route.

Timetable

  1. The night before

    1. 09:00Leave Iloilo or Kalibo for Barbaza, Antique.
    2. 14:00Arrive at the Barbaza municipal hall around 2:00 PM and register in the police logbook.
    3. 15:00Take a tricycle to Brgy. Mablad.
    4. 16:00Walk to Brgy. Lombuyan between 4:00 and 5:00 PM and arrange guides.
    5. 18:00Dinner at Lombuyan.
    6. 20:00Lights out.
  2. Day 1

    1. 06:00Wake up and have breakfast.
    2. 08:00Leave Lombuyan and start the Dalanas River trek.
    3. 12:00Lunch by the river, around noon.
    4. 15:00Reach the end of the river trail, about 3:00 PM.
    5. 15:30Set up camp, around 3:30 PM.
  3. Day 2

    1. 08:00Break camp and leave.
    2. 11:00Reach Pingan campsite, around 11:00 AM.
    3. 12:00Lunch at the end of the Knife Edge, around noon.
    4. 13:00Resume the climb along the ridges.
    5. 16:00Arrive at Rancho campsite around 4:00 PM; set up camp. Rancho is the last reliable water.
  4. Day 3

    1. 05:30Wake up.
    2. 06:30Start the summit push on light packs.
    3. 10:30Reach EBJ Peak, around 10:30 AM.
    4. 11:30Summit of Mt. Nangtud, around 11:30 AM; lunch.
    5. 12:30Start the descent.
    6. 16:00Back at Rancho campsite, around 4:00 PM.
  5. Day 4

    1. 04:00Wake up.
    2. 05:30Break camp and descend.
    3. 08:00Reach Pingan, around 8:00 AM.
    4. 10:30Start the river trek back, around 10:30 AM.
    5. 15:00Reach Lombuyan, around 3:00 PM.
    6. 16:00Reach Mablad, around 4:00 PM, then take transport to the highway and on to Iloilo.

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  1. Mt. Nangtud (Panay)

    PinoyMountaineer · Gideon Lasco · Nov 2, 2015

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