Mt.
Panay (Gulugod Baboy)
Mountain
Range in Anilao Mabini
View from the top first climbed with Ching I-Wang |
It is a
2-3 hour easy trek to the peak of 495 M ASL from the bridge that connnects
Barangay San Jose to the next Barangay Ligaya.
Summit gives you a 360 degree view of the province of Batangas:
At the West side, Nasugbu, Balayan, Balayan Bay, Calaca Plant, Lemery, Ligpo Point, Mt. Batulao. You can see up North Maculot, Taal Lake, Mt. Malipunyo and partially Mt. Makiling. Somewhere at the South/ East are Gumaca Plant, Quezon National Park mountain range, Mt. Banoy and Mt. Lobo. Immediately in front is Maricaban Island. Far South is Mt. Talipanan of Puerto Galera and the imposing Mt. Halcon.
Campsite
can accommodate hundreds of tents. The
open space is very windy ideal for tunnel type and stable tents and
wind jackets. At this time of the year,
temperature in the afternoon is cold at 24 degrees C without the wind factor.
End
your trek with a swim at the Balayan Bay, famous for windsurfing, snorkeling
and diving.
A mountaineer friendly resort is Seahouse in Barangay San Jose, in front of house no. 078 (Pager 1277-88478). Rhoda and BJ can orient you on various other mountain ranges within the vicinity and guide you of course on their expertise: sea kayak, boardsail, diving, snorkeling. Owners are in their twenties managing their professions in Manila and maintaining a resort on the side. Here you can get assess to the national board sailing champions like Richard Paz and other members of the national team who are residents of the town.
Wilderness Ethics:
1. Prepare well. 2.
Respect local practices. 3. Be conscious
of your impact on the wilderness. 4.
Camp well. 5. Carry down all garbage. 6. Practice healthy sanitation. 7. No chemicals on the river for washing
yourself and dishes. 8. No fires. 9. No smoking. 10. Respect space of others. 11. Be involved.
Take nothing but pictures. Kill nothing but time. Leave nothing but footprints.
Itinerary Proper:
13 December Sunday Morning
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13 December Sunday Afternoon
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3:30 am-assemble at BLTB
Pasay.
5:00 am-leave for Anilao
6:30 am-arrive at Tagaytay
7:30 am-arrive at Anilao, Mabini
public market
8:15 am-arrive at Seahouse,
Barangay San Jose
9:00 am-start trek towards
Gulugod Baboy
9:30 am-reach Bridge to
mark jump-off point
11:15 am-reach top of the
mountain range
11:45 am-reach potential
campsite at 475 M ASL
12:15 am-reach True Peak at
495 M ASL
12:30 am-lunch at hut
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1:00 pm-start descend
1:45 pm-reach Bridge
2:00 pm-reach next Barangay
for Lomi
3:00 pm hitch back to
Seahouse
3:15 pm-reach Seahouse
up to 8:00 pm-swim, kayak,
eat, sleep, kwento, shower
8:00 pm-leave for Tagaytay
10:00pm-reach Chowking
Tagaytay
11:30 pm-reach Skyway, EDSA
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Requirements:
__Backpack
__3 Liters Water
__Packed lunch
__Dinner
__Breakfast
__Tent
__Sleeping Bag
__Whistle
__Earthpad
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__Garbage Bags
__Transpo Money
__Camera/ Film
__Flashlight
__Batteries/ Bulb
__Extra Shirts/ Pants
__Eating Utensils
__Lantern/ Refill
__Jacket
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__Rain gear
__Slippers
__First Aid
__Gloves
__Basic Toiletries
__Toilet Paper
__Cookset/ Stove
__Personal Medicine
__Matches/ Lighter
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Tent Assignments:
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Other Assignments:
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Cooksets:
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To go to Barangay San Jose,
Anilao Mabini:
- Take SLEX via Lipa and turn right to Mabini before reaching Batangas City. You may also reach Mabini via Cuenca, base of Mt. Maculot.
- Take SLEX via Sta. Rosa, Tagaytay. Turn right to Lemery, Taal, Mabini.
- On public, take a bus to Batangas, take a jeep going to Mabini. Get off at Barangay San Jose.
Waypoint Coordinates Elevation
(m) Time Notes
Gulugod
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27º27.15
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N
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495
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16:39:10
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Shoulder
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151º80.98
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E
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Gulugod
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27º27.11
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N
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499
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17:03:56
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Peak
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151º80.82
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E
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LMK 003
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27º18.96
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N
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12:09:38
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151º77.79
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E
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LMK 004
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27º18.92
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N
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12:09:43
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Barangay Ligaya
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151º77.73
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E
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Lig 2
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27º17.09
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N
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12:12:53
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Lunch
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151º74.99
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E
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Start of Trek at Barangay Ligaya:
27º18.92N/ 151º77.73E
Shoulder/ Campsite: 27º27.15N/
151º80.98E. Altitude: 495 M ASL
Peak: 27º27.11N/ 151º80.82E. Altitude:
499 M ASL
13 December 1998
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