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Akiki–Ambaguio Traverse

Jump-off in Kabayan, ends in Ambaguio

Difficulty 7/9 · Difficult 5–9 hours with some climbing in the cold, or 3 days or more.

Major climb · Traverse · Scrambling

Usually
2D1N or 3D2N
Water
YesNear the Marlboro Country campsite on the Akiki side.
Signal
YesPresent on most of the Akiki side; sporadic at the summit.

Watch out for

  • Cold at the summit, zero or below from December to February

Side trips

Mt. Tabayoc and the Four Lakes on the far side of the park.

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  1. Mt. Pulag via Akiki Trail

    PinoyMountaineer

    Backs: Jump-off town, Difficulty, Terrain, Major or Minor, Days, Water, Signal, Hazards, Mountains

  2. Mount Pulag: Ambaguio–Akiki overnight traverse

    Lakwatsero

    Backs: Days, Exit town

  3. Akiki-Ambaguio Traverse of Mt. Pulag

    PinoyMountaineer

    Backs: How it runs