Tirad Pass with G. Del Pilar

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Tirad Pass with G. Del Pilar

Package Rate: P5,900
Difficulty: Intermediate (5/10)
Hike Duration: 3 days
Location: Ilocos Sur
Elevation: 1300+ MASL
Total Elevation Gain: 1,450m
Total Trek Distance: 7 km

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Overview

Tirad Pass, also called as Pasong Tirad, is one of the most famous historic destinations in the Philippines. It is well known to be the place where Philippine General Gregorio del Pilar fought his last. The Battle of Tirad Pass occurred during the Philippine-American War in the year 1899.

Aside from its historical value, Tirad Pass is also popular among adventurers because of its beauty. Located in Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, Mount Tirad is ranked as the 3rd highest peak in the province. Meanwhile, it is ranked as the 446th highest mountain in the Philippines.

To those looking for a great adventure in the northern region, Tirad Pass is one perfect place to visit. The trail difficulty is rated 5 out of 10, so this can pose a challenge to both beginners and seasoned mountaineers. Mount Tirad is a place where you can experience a combination of adventure and history.

Highlights

Relive the final moments of the hero, General Del Pilar as historical markers can be seen on the trails
Hike to the summit of Tirad Peak where a 360 deg. view of the surrounding mountains can be seen

Inclusions

Private van Transfer Manila- Tirad Pass
Registration fees, Brgy. Fees and other applicable entrance fees
Services of our Adventure Guides
Local guide fees
Hike meals (Day 1 dinner to Day 2 lunch)

Exclusions

Porter fees (if needed by the participant)
Meals (Day 1: Breakfast and lunch, Day 2: Dinner)
Tips and donation

Day 1
12:00 AM Departure from Ortigas.
07:00 AM Candon, stop over for breakfast.
07:45 AM Head to Gregorio Del Pilar.
10:30 AM Jump off point. Orientation. Start hike.
12:00 PM Shrine/campsite, set-up camp. Free time. Early dinner.
01:30 PM Arrive at the camp site. Settle down and relax
06:00 PM Lights out.
Day 2
02:00 AM Wake-up call. Light breakfast.
03:00 AM Start ascent. Rope segment on the final push to the summit.
03:30 AM Wake-up call and quick breakfast
07:15 AM Start descent.
09:30 AM ETA at the campsite. Break camp and lunch.
12:00 PM Continue descent.
01:00 PM ETA Jump-off point. Head back to Candon.
02:00 PM Wash area.
04:00 PM Depart back to Manila. Dinner along the way.
Day 3
03:00 AM ETA Manila

Trail Steepness	Moderate
Trail Exposure	Mostly covered
Mobile Signal	None
Transportation	Public bus and private jeep and van
Water Source	Present at the camp site
Restroom/Toilet	Simple restroom present at the camp site
Electricity	None
River/Water Crossing	None
Temperature	Warm during the day. 15-20 deg. celsius at night
Accommodations	Tent (2-3 in a tent. Participants are responsible in bringing the tent)
Meals	Provided (please see included and excluded meals)
Special Equipment/Gear	Sleeping bag
Insects	Some bugs
Wash are at the Jump-off point	None

Terms and Conditions

A change of clothes
A good pair of hiking shoes
Jacket (it is recommended to have 2 jackets. A cotton/fleece jacket for the cold and a waterproof jacket for the rain)
Things for rain and sun protection (e.g.Sunblock, shades, cap, raincoat)
Head Light
Water and other rehydration fluids (we recommend a minimum of 2litters/person/day)
Snack/ Trail Food
Personal Medication
Toiletries (e.g tissue, soap, shampoo, toothbrush)
Slippers
Trekking pole
Sleeping bag
Eating gear
Extra plastic or dry bags for your dirty clothes
Deposit slip and your remaining balance

Cancellation Policy

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