Cordillera Administrative Region
Waterfalls in Mountain Province
Mountain Province is a highland province in the Cordillera, with Bontoc as the capital and Sagada as the main visitor base. Our coverage includes Bomod-ok Falls near Sagada and Pongas Falls in the same area, both reached on foot through rice terraces and mountain trails. The walks are steep in places and best done with a local guide. The province is also known for hanging coffins, caves and cool weather, so the falls fit into a longer Sagada itinerary. The dry season is the most comfortable time to walk, and mornings are usually clearer.
- Sagada base
- Rice terrace walks
- Guided trails
Mountain Province at a glance
- Waterfalls mapped
- 2 listings
- Free to enter
- None of the current listings
- Easy walks
- No Easy-rated listings yet
- Challenging routes
- 1 rated Challenging
- Region
- Cordillera Administrative Region
Ratings describe the approach and terrain in dry conditions. Fees and access can change, so confirm the current details on each listing before travelling.
Waterfalls in Mountain Province: common questions
How many waterfalls are in Mountain Province?
We currently map two waterfalls in Mountain Province, Bomod-ok Falls and Pongas Falls.
How difficult is the Bomod-ok Falls walk?
The trail drops steeply through rice terraces and climbs back up. It is manageable for a reasonably fit walker, but allow several hours and carry water.
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Other provinces in Cordillera Administrative Region
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