Mt. Tabayoc Travel Guide – Second Highest Peak in the Philippines

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About Mt. Tabayoc

Mt. Tabayoc is the second-highest mountain in the Philippines at 2,842 meters above sea level, located in Kabayan, Benguet. Known for its mossy forest, cold climate, and rich biodiversity, it is part of the Mt. Pulag National Park and sits beside the mystical Lake Tabeo. The hike is a combination of adventure and immersion in the Cordilleras’ untouched beauty.

Mt. Tabayoc and its virgin forest

About Mt. Tabayoc

Standing majestically at 2,842 meters above sea level, Mt. Tabayoc in Benguet is the second-highest mountain in Luzon and the fifth-highest in the Philippines. This towering peak is a haven for hikers seeking raw adventure, with trails that lead through dense mossy forests, rugged terrain, and pristine lakes such as Lusod Lake and Tabeyo Lake. Known for its challenging ascent, Mt. Tabayoc rewards climbers with sweeping views of the Cordillera mountain range, sea of clouds, and the rich biodiversity that thrives in its highland ecosystem. It’s a must-visit destination for seasoned mountaineers looking for both challenge and beauty in one trek.