Rising to over 1,600 meters above sea level, Mt. Hamiguitan offers a thrilling trekking experience through mossy forests, hidden lakes, and dramatic ridgelines. Hikers are rewarded with panoramic views and encounters with endemic species such as the Philippine eagle and the Hamiguitan pitcher plant.
Visitors can begin their journey at the Mt. Hamiguitan Natural Science Museum in San Isidro town, which offers educational exhibits before entering the mountain’s buffer zones. The guided trails and strict conservation efforts ensure a sustainable visit, making it a model for responsible tourism in the Philippines.
Ideal for those pairing a trip to Davao City, the island of Samal, or even exploring the underrated provinces of Mindanao region, Mt. Hamiguitan is a must-visit for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path destinations in the Philippines.
