Information about Mt. Batolusong
Mt. Batolusong
This mountain in Tanay, Rizal, is considered an easy trek by hikers. Its highest peak, Rangyas Peak, stands 883 meters above sea level. It is part of the Sierra Madre and has some of the most spectacular views of the mountain range. In recent years, it has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rizal, thanks to the sea of clouds that you can see on most mornings.
Its green slopes have often been compared to those in the hills of Batanes. It is also known for the limestone rocks that you can snap photos with. Hikers to Mt. Batolusong often take a side trip to Sangab Cave, where they can cool off in its refreshing waters.
Apart from being beginner-friendly, Mt. Batolusong also has a jump-off point is easily accessible from Metro Manila via public transport. You can also book hiking tours to Mt. Batolusong for a hassle-free experience.
Tickets and entry
You need to pay the environmental fee when you register for your hike. You would also need to pay a guide fee, which depends on the number of people in your group.
Best time to visit
The best time to hike Mt. Batolusong is during the dry season, which is usually December to May. For a more comfortable experience, schedule your hike during the months of December to February. March to April may be too hot for some hikers.
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