A scenic peak near the meeting point of three Tarlac towns, climbed from a resettlement village established after the 1991 Pinatubo eruption. Its trail continues past the summit to a pair of waterfalls, making the mountain part of a longer river-and-falls traverse.

Guides Required (₱400.00)
Fees notes Guides charge about P400/day and can be arranged through a community contact or the Tarlac-based GAME-NEST hiking club.
Water sources Yes — The last river before the summit assault is the most reliable water source; none are available near the summit itself.
Cellphone signal No — Signal is sporadic for most of the climb.
Hazards multiple river crossings, risk of flash floods on the river-trekking leg to Papaac, unclear trail near the summit assault
Sidetrips The route passes Si-eL Falls and the roughly 120-foot Ubod Falls, with rappelling down Ubod Falls possible given a long enough rope.

Nearby Mountains