Mt. Pamitinan & Mt. Binacayan: The Twin Mountains Of Wawa
Rodriguez and the whole province of Rizal is known as a top destination for hiking in the Philippines. It's perfect for hikers of all levels, thanks to a multitude of mountains that are found here. Two of the best peaks in this province are the two limestone mountains called Mt. Pamitinan and Mt. Binicayan. Both peaks have their own designated hiking trails that lead up to their respective summits. Since the two paths involve climbing past rough limestone rocks, it is best to bring gloves to help you get a better grip on them. Once you reach the summit of either mountain, you will be rewarded with a gorgeous, panoramic view of the vibrant forestry lining the Marikina River and the neighboring mountains. The best time to go on hiking tours to these peaks is in the early morning, so you can also sit back and enjoy the sunrise from more than 423 meters above sea level.
MT. Pamitinan
Today, Mt. Pamitinan is a well-known hiking destination among beginners and outdoor enthusiasts in the province of Rizal. It can be conquered in a half-day and can be combined with another mountain nearby as a twin hike because it is just an hour of drive from the busy Metro Manila. Moreover, It’s a good place to unwind, relieve stress, and have peace of mind with mother nature for the people who lived near the province.
Mt. Binacayan
Presently Mt. Binacayan is a well-known hiking destination located in Barangay San Rafael, Rodriguez, Rizal. It offers scenic views of the Sierra Madre mountain range and the Wawa River. Mt. Binacayan has a height of 424 meters above sea level which is shorter than its neighbor mountain Mt. Pamitinan by just a few meters only.
How to Get to Mt. Pamitinan
- Ride a UV express van near the Jollibee Farmers Cubao and tell the driver to drop you off at the Total gasoline station in Rodriguez, Rizal. The approximate travel time is one hour and forty-five minutes.
- Then ride a tricycle going to Sitio Wawa and drop off at the registration site (DENR office).
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