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Cagua Volcano

Also called Mt. Cagua, Mount Cagua

In Gonzaga

Height
1,160 m
Difficulty 2/9 (2/9 · Easy)

Cagua is a stratovolcano at the northeastern tip of Cagayan, near Gonzaga, in the northern Sierra Madre. Hikers cross its forested slopes to the caldera, where fumaroles and boiling sulfur pools sit below the rim. It can be climbed in one or two days, with Brgy. Magrafil and Brgy. Sta. Clara as its entry points.

No one has reported whether it’s open. Check with the local office before you go.

Climbing it

  1. Cagua via Magrafil

    Difficulty 2/9 · Minor (2/9 · Easy)
    • Jump-off in Gonzaga
    • Registration ₱150

    Fees as of Jul 2020

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Where its facts come from

Its history
  1. OpenStreetMap node 319478123, Mount Cagua

    Backs: Name, Other names, Height, Summit on the map

  2. Cagua, Cagayan

    TransitPinas

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  3. Hiking matters #497: Exploring Cagua Volcano in the Northern Sierra Madre, Cagayan

    PinoyMountaineer · Jan 19, 2016

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