Mount Kitanglad
A natural park protecting the mountain range home to the Philippines' fourth-highest peak (about 2,899 m), where Philippine eagles live in the cloud forest.
The Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park spans several towns in Bukidnon. Its main peak rises about 2,899 m and has a communications tower on top. The mid-slopes are mossy cloud forest, home to the Philippine eagle and other rare birds, and the mountain is also sacred to indigenous peoples. Reaching the summit usually takes 1–2 days. You must apply for a permit at the protected area office and hire an indigenous guide, and the mountain is often closed during the rainy season. Its massif can be seen from the Dahilayan area.
Opening hours
Permit required
Nearby sights
- Dahilayan Forest Park
- Del Monte Pineapple Plantation
- Monastery of the Transfiguration
- Kampo Juan Eco-Adventure Park
- Mapawa Nature Park
- Cagayan de Oro River Rafting
- Gardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village
- Macahambus Hill Cave