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Akiki–Tawangan Traverse

Jump-off in Kabayan

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

Major climb · Hiking, Scrambling, Easy cliffs

Usually
2D1N
To the summit
10.5 hours
Guide
Required · ₱2,000
Water
YesAt the Eddet River campsite, near Marlboro Country, and in the lower part of the Tawangan trail.
Signal
YesIn many parts of the Akiki side; limited on the Tawangan side.

Fees and permits

Up the Akiki trail from the Akiki Ranger Station, Brgy. Doacan, Kabayan, and down the Tawangan trail to Brgy. Tawangan, Kabayan. Register at the Visitors Center and again at the Ranger Station, where guides are arranged; the two-day traverse cost ₱2,000 per guide as of 2013, negotiable.

Watch out for

  • Over 1,500 m of steep ascent on the Akiki side
  • Cold at the summit; best from December to early May

Side trips

Mt. Tabayoc and Lake Ambulalakao, by jeep from Tawangan.

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  1. Mt. Pulag/Akiki-Tawangan Traverse (2,922+)

    Pinoy Mountaineer · Gideon Lasco · Apr 26, 2013

    Backs: Name, Difficulty, Terrain, Minor or major, Jump-off town, Water, Signal, Guide, Fees and permits, Hazards, Side trips

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