Mt. Igpulakan is the highest point in Lambunao. It is one of the barriers in getting to Tinagong Dagat. Much of the barriers in getting to Tinagong Dagat is also the very trail in getting there.  The Barangays accessible by transportation before Mt. Igpulakan are Jayubo and Bagumbong.  Mt. Igpulakan offers a scenic view of the glimmering lights of Lambunao, Calinog, and Passi City. Read more about Mt. Igpulakan.  

Mt. Iriga is located in Iriga, Camarines Sur, Philippines. Rising some 4,823 feet above the sea level, Mt. Iriga is a challenging climb and offers a panoramic view of the entire Bicol River basin area. A crater and gully was formed during the mountain's last recorded eruption on January 4, 1614. The crater drops to some 500 feet deep from the summit. It's cold surrounding makes it a fitting habitat for wild berries and a local species of pine called agoho, which abundantly grows in the area. Source:rdc5.gov.ph 

Mt. Isarog Natural Park is located in Pili, Camarines Sur, Philippines.   Mt. Isarog National Park is home to many of the plants, birds and animals that are known to reside in the Luzon region. These include 143 different kinds of birds and other animals like wildpig, monkey, rats, bats and wild cats. This makes Mt. Isarog a place for educational and scientific activities. Mt. Isarog provides potable water for the six municipalities and one city surrounding it. It is home to the Agta-Tabangnon and Agta - Cimarron indigenous groups who were given legal access to the land located within the Park (also known as the Certificate of Ancestral Domain Claim or CADC). The scenic waterfalls and the challenging hike towards the summit make Mt. Isarog a major tourist destination. It is currently under stress due to the increase of human population and tourism activities. Located within seven administrative units seeking economic development, the Park is open to development activities that may not be environmentally sound. It also faces constraints in the management and preservation of its resources. The establishment of the Park as a Protected Area, through the NIPAS Act, will lay the necessary regulations for its management and conservation. It shall ensure the preservation for the Park's rich diversity of plants and animals. The Mt. Isarog General Management Plan 2000-2004 was conceptualized to counter, if not mitigate the adverse effects of unwise use of resources and development.  How to get thereMetro Manila to Pili (Naga City) by road: Different bus companies ply the route along Maharlika highway. It takes 9 to 12 hours to reach destination. A one-way fare costs from P400.00 to P650.00 depending on the company and quality of transport. The most important liners are Philtranco , JB Lines and Tritran .Pili/Naga to the park: From the airport, take a 30-minute jeep ride that will take you to the Naga City market. From the bus station, take a tricycle to the same destination.Jeepneys stationed near the Naga City market leave for Barangay Panicuason / Carolina. After a 5-km, 30-minute ride, get off at the Girl Scout of the Philippines office in Panicuason and walk the road leading to the Protected Area Office.Source:Pawb.gov.ph

Mt. Kitanglad is located in Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines.  Known for its virgin forests and rich biodiversity, Mt. Kitanglad is another must-climb mountain in the Philippines. This inactive volcano, which has an elevation of 9,511 feet. It is home to various species of flora and fauna such as unusual mossy plants, orchids, brown deer, lizards, cloud rats, and the Philippine monkey-eating Eagle. Last year, Mt. Kitanglad, whose summit has bunkhouses with electricity, was declared an ASEAN Heritage Park last year. Source:etravelpilipinas.com 

Mt. Lumot is located in Dona Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan, Philippines.  One of DRT’s municipal parks, this mountain offers a wide array of eco-tourism activities like rock climbing, camping, mountain biking, mountain climbing, bushwalking, bird watching or simply enjoying the majestic view and landscape of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph

Mt. Mabanban is located in San Antonio, Zambales, Philippines. An ideal setting for summer camping and mountaineering. A magnificent vista of Subic Bay area while one is at its peak. Source:Angelfire.com

Mt. Maculot is located in Cuenca, Batangas, Philippines.  One of the highest and prominent mountains in the province, Mt. Maculot is one of the favorite sites of mountain trekker. It is said that the mountain was the last stronghold of the Japanese in the province before they were defeated. Several tunnels built by the Japanese soldiers are present in the area. The name "Maculot" (meaning "kinky") derived inspiration from the curly-haired aborigines of the place. Source:Philtravelcenter.com

The mystical Mt. Madia-as is located in Culasi in the Province of Antique.  Mt. Madia-as’s peak is 2,117 m above sea level. Madia-as keeps its forest and vegetation green with fourteen waterfalls around its base. If trekking is desired, then prepare to endure a 15-kilometer stony road leading up to a dry river bed. A journey to the mountains of Madia-as is an experience, a beautiful mountain scenery, different species of flora and fauna, a lagoon, and a rainforest that provides Madia-as a weather of its own.  How to Get to Mt. Madia-asSan Jose de Buenavista(the capital town) is accessible via passenger plane, Asian Spirit, three times a week from Manila, and from the major cities of the country through Iloilo City.  From Iloilo, it's a two-hour ride by bus or van. If you are coming from Boracay Island, the province can be reached through RORO buses from Boracay terminal in Malay, Aklan and regular buses plying Nabas, Aklan to the northern part of the province down to the capital town of San Jose de Buenavista.    Source: www.geocities.com

Mt. Malindig is located in Buenavista and Torrijos, Marinduque, Philippines.  Dominating the skyline south of Marinduque is Mt. Malindig, an inactive volcano. Dense forest covers its upper half. Found in abundance are giant trees, moss forest and wild orchids. The rest is nearly deforested due to the slash and burn method of farming. This however, does not diminish the attraction of Mt. Malindig, which until now remains an excellent place for mountain climbing, camping and bird watching.  Source:Visitmyphilippines.com

Mt. Matarem is located in Basco, Batanes, Philippines.   An extinct volcano measuring 495 meters at its summit. Source:e-philippines.com.ph