Communal Ranch
About
Welcome to Bukidnon's big-sky country! Communal Ranch in Impasug-ong is a wide green pasture ringed by folded mountains, with horses grazing near a little pond and lone trees straight out of a postcard. Spread out a picnic, take a horse ride across the field, and let the cool mountain breeze do the rest. On some days the Higaonon perform their ritual dances for visitors. It's about two hours from Cagayan de Oro, so come early and stay for the golden light.
Go before 5 PM today. Rain likely after.
- 2–3 hrs (half day with the drive from Cagayan de Oro)Time to spend
- Morning or late afternoon for soft light on the ridges; dry months for clear views.Best time to go
- About ₱70 per personValue · Great value
- From Cagayan de Oro, take a bus (about ₱150) or van (₱180–200) to Impasug-ong, about two hours.Getting there
What to do here
- Picnic on the grass by the pond
- Ride a horse across the pasture
- Photograph the folded mountain ridges
- Watch a Higaonon dance when one is staged
Know before you go
The last stretch of road is rough, so take it slow.
Give grazing horses space and follow the handlers on rides.
Bring cash; fees and rides are paid on site.
Entrance ₱70 per person, collected by the Impasug-ong tourism office (BusinessMirror, December 2024). A round-trip habal-habal from Lover's Lane was about ₱500.
Where it is
Communal Ranch, Patulangan-Bontongon Road, Impasug-ong, Bukidnon
By commuteFrom Cagayan de Oro, take a bus (about ₱150) or van (₱180–200) to Impasug-ong, about two hours. Get off at Lover's Lane, where habal-habal drivers wait, and ride the rest of the way.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
₱70 per person, collected by the local tourism office (BusinessMirror, December 2024).
How do I get there from Cagayan de Oro?
Bus or van to Impasug-ong (about two hours), get off at Lover's Lane, then hire a habal-habal to the ranch.
What else is happening there?
The town is building a new ticketing and admin office at the ranch and has been concreting the access road.