Mountains & Volcanoes
Mountains, peaks, ridges, and active or dormant volcanoes — including Mayon, Pinatubo, and Taal.
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Mount Patoc: Geography and Volcanic Profile
Mount Patoc is a fumarolic stratovolcano in Mountain Province, Philippines, with hot springs at Mainit.
Mount Talinis: Geology, Biodiversity and Tourism in Negros Oriental
Mount Talinis is a complex volcano in Negros Oriental, Philippines. It features crater lakes, rich biodiversity and hiking trails.
Mount Makiling: Volcanic Geography, History and Conservation
Inactive stratovolcano in Laguna and Batangas, home to Maria Makiling legend and UP Los Baños forest reserve.
Thumb Peak (Palawan): Geology, Ecology and Hiking Guide
Thumb Peak is the highest point in Palawan's Thumb Range, featuring ultramafic geology and endemic flora like Nepenthes deaniana.
Mount Macolod: Geography, Geology and Pilgrimage in Cuenca
Mount Macolod is a dormant stratovolcano in Batangas, part of the Taal Caldera rim, known for its 947m height and annual Holy Week pilgrimag...
Jolo Group of Volcanoes: Geology and Volcanic History
Geological profile of the Jolo Group of Volcanoes in Sulu, including Mount Tumatangas, Bud Dajo, and historical eruptions.
Mount Data: Geography, Ecology and the 1986 Peace Accord
Mount Data is a 2310m peak in the Cordillera Central, Philippines, known for its biodiversity and the 1986 Peace Accord.
Mount Diwata: Volcanic Range, Mining History and Biodiversity in Mindanao
Mount Diwata is a volcanic range in Mindanao, Philippines, known for gold mining, the Laguna Copperplate Inscription reference, and biodiver...
Mount Batulao: Volcanic Geography, Ecology and Recreation in Batangas
Mount Batulao is an inactive stratovolcano in Batangas, Philippines, known for its hiking trails, birdwatching and resort developments.
Mount Tirad: Geography and the Legacy of Tirad Pass
Mount Tirad is a 1,154-metre peak in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, near the historic Tirad Pass where General Gregorio del Pilar fell in 1899.
Mount Nangtud: Geography, Ecology and Climbing in Central Panay
Mount Nangtud is the second highest peak in Panay, known for its mossy forests, sea of clouds, and challenging Knife Edge Trail.
Mount Negron: Geography, Climate and Volcanic Status in Pampanga
Mount Negron is the highest peak in Pampanga at 1,584 m, located in the Cabusilan Mountains near Mount Pinatubo.
Mount Tapulao: Geography, Ecology and Hiking Guide
Highest peak of Zambales Mountains at 2044m. Guide to hiking trails, ecosystems and conservation status.
Mount Amorong: Geology and Volcanic Status
Mount Amorong is a dormant lava dome volcano in Umingan, Pangasinan, Philippines, listed as potentially active by PHIVOLCS.
Mount Bongao: Geography, Ecology and Sacred Heritage in Tawi-Tawi
Mount Bongao is the southernmost peak of the Philippines, a sacred limestone mountain in Tawi-Tawi with unique biodiversity and eco-tourism...
Mount Pinatubo: Volcanic History, 1991 Eruption and Ecological Legacy
Active stratovolcano in Luzon, Philippines, known for its cataclysmic 1991 eruption and subsequent ecological and cultural transformation.
Mount Binuluan: Volcanic Geography and Geothermal Activity in Kalinga
Mount Binuluan is a remote inactive volcano in Kalinga, Philippines, known for its fumaroles and reported historical eruptions.
Mount Manunggal: Geography, History and the Magsaysay Memorial
Mount Manunggal in Cebu is the site of the 1957 crash that killed President Ramon Magsaysay.
Mount Panay: Geology and Volcanic History in Batangas
Mount Panay is an inactive stratovolcano in Batangas, Philippines. Located south of Taal Lake, it features solfataric activity and andesitic...
Carlota Island: Geography and History in Banton, Romblon
Carlota Island is a volcanic island in Banton, Romblon, Philippines. Part of the Sibuyan Sea, it shares history with Isabel Island.