Visited last March 3 via the trail section, my advise is go straight to the parking area via vehicle than hiking the trail. For the price of 150 pesos per head through the tourism and around 2km with around half of the trail is via road section, it is not worth it considering you have to pay at least 500 for the guide, trail section itself is not that scenic nor challenging at all. Locals told us the fee is more likely 70 pesos top per head and we got ripped of at 150 via tourism center without any receipt. Having said it all, go straight to the area via car around 40 mins car ride from the tourist center then just hike the most scenic part to the summit.

It's accessible using motorcycle vehicle. I've been here for the 2nd time. If you wanted to experience overnight camping with kids, this is the right place. There's no need to trek, the summit is just 5-10 minutes walk from campsite.

There are narrow roads going to this place, but worth it since the place was so great. Great ppace for Camping. Entrance Fee: 50 pesos each Rest room with a fee 10pesos

A mountain can see the sea around Mabini, really worthy to visit if you go to Mabini after or before dive. If walking, it usually takes 2 hours, but they also have another way to go to there by car. Parking need to pay base on the vehicle and people. By the way, the best view here is sunrise and sunset, and the star at night. Also here is a good place for camping, so better prepare a tent for overnight.

The reward (exhilarating view) far exceeds the effort (excruciating uphill climb), so this amazing place deserves all the hype and the tales! While tricycles are available to take you to the parking lot (at around 1,722 feet or 525 meters above sea level), get ready to shell out 200 pesos per 3 persons). If you came with iron lungs, go ahead and take a hike. However, take it slowly since the climb is so steep it would feel like dragging feet and legs the weight of boulders for the next few kilometers. An added bonus, though, are the friendly and helpful locals with their warm greetings and generous smiles as you inch your way up. In the likelihood that you'll survive the trek, when you reach the summit, the vastness of space, the panoramic views of the Balayan Bay, the scalloped coast embracing the sea, the soothing comfort of the lilting breeze, and the brief notion of reaching the edge of sky, it will make you forget the pains it took you to get there.

This is the jump off point if you skip the actual trail from Philpan Dive Resort. The parking lot is huge and there's a store that offers drinks and other stuff typical in a sari-sari store. From the parking lot to the summit, it's just 2-5mins hike. You could sweat a little but it's no biggie. When we hiked there, I saw tons of old water bottles. Hope clean ups are done regularly especially when environmental fees are charged.

Beautiful View! Serene Location But Need To Hike Up A Bit To Appreciate The Vantage Point!

if you don't want to hike but still want to enjoy camping or the view this is perfect for you. it's an easy hike so i suggest stay in a resort and make this a side trip.

Short hike up to the summit. Parking for cars is php80 plus php50 per person

Its a great place to hangout and chill. View was really greas as well as the breeze. Though i was surprised that you need to pay 20 Pesos for parking and 50 pesos if you want to trek to the peak. None the less, it was a great experience.

Good to be on top of a serene mountain. However, entrance fee is way too expensive 50/head and parking is all time 100 pesos for a tad place. We parked there for merely 600 seconds 🤣🤣🤣 Won't recommend haha

Some hikers just know how to hike but not clean up after their mess.

Nice place,nice view, very accessible for vehicles. Very good for bigginers who loves to climb mountains. Only bring umbrella or hat when u go there to protect your skin under the sun. there is no trees on the mountains. Too hot to expose 😊.

This parking lot is at the trail-head of a very short but beautiful hike. From the hill top you can see a good portion of Southern Luzon, and Northern Mindoro. It's a short and easy hike with a great view.

The road to this place is quite challenging but as soon as you get to the top of this mountain is all worth it! Superb view!!! We would like to go back to camp soon.