Mt. Talamitam - Nasugbu, Batangas
Located in the municipality of Nasugbu, Mt. Talamitam presents an accessible option for those looking to experience the beauty of the great outdoors without an overly tiring journey. Offering a panorama of rolling hills, lush greenery, and refreshing mountain air, this minor climb has gained popularity as an ideal destination for beginners and seasoned hikers alike. It has gained popularity as an ideal over the weekend “barkada” destination.
We met this adorable hiker - Eros!
One of the most appealing aspects of Mt. Talamitam is its relatively easy trail, it is well-established and doesn’t have significant technical challenges. The summit provides a vantage point from which to admire the beauty of Batangas at 630 meters above sea level.
Tips for Hiking Mt. Talamitam
For those looking to hike Mt. Talamitam, here are a few tips to enjoy your experience:
Prepare Supplies - Bring enough water, trail food, and essential hiking gear to ensure a comfortable journey.
Wear Appropriate Clothing - Dress in lightweight clothing and sturdy hiking shoes/sandals
Check the Weather - Check the weather forecast before you climb so you can bring proper gears.
Follow the golden rule - LEAVE NO TRACE. Practice responsible hiking by minimizing your impact on the environment. Keep your trash in your bag/pocket.
Enjoy the Journey - Take time to enjoy the sights, sounds, and the breeze. Disconnect.
Fees to expect
Barangay registration fee - 25 pesos/pax
Private road access fee - 20 pesos/pax
Talamitam registration fee - 60 pesos/pax
Guide fee - 600 per summit
NOTE: Talamitam is connected to another mountain, Mt. Apayang, which is just an additional 25 minutes hike. Guides often suggest this to hikers for a more expansive view from the other side. You should try it!
