Mt. Camisong Forest Park
About
Walk out over the pines on a glass deck! Mt. Camisong is a 10-hectare forest park in Itogon, about 30 to 40 minutes from Baguio, and its star is the Alapaap View Deck, a cantilevered glass walk with big views of the Benguet mountains. Wander the Samyo tree walk under the pines, pick an easy, moderate or difficult route on the Kahilom trails, then grab a seat at the Marahuyo multi-level deck or the café. Most of the park is kept wild, with only a small part built up, so it still feels like a real forest. The free e-shuttle from Baguio saves you a taxi, and weekday mornings beat the hour-long wait for the glass deck on busy days!
Dry until sunset (5:33 PM). Good time to go!
Opening hoursSee the week
- Monday7 AM–8 PM
- Tuesday7 AM–8 PM
- Wednesday7 AM–8 PM
- Thursday7 AM–8 PM
- Friday7 AM–8 PM
- Saturday7 AM–8 PM
- Sunday7 AM–8 PM
From mtcamisong.com, checked Oct 2026
- 2–4 hrsTime to spend
- Weekday mornings for the shortest line at the glass deck; the park is open daily from 6 AM to 8 PM.Best time to go
- About ₱500 per personValue · Good value
- From Baguio, ride the park's free e-shuttle (26 seats, first come, first served).Getting there
What to do here
- Walk the Alapaap glass view deck
- Take in the mountains from the Marahuyo multi-level deck
- Hike an easy, moderate or difficult Kahilom trail
- Stroll the Samyo tree walk under the pines
- Catch a show at the Dagitab Amphitheatre
Know before you go
Trails run from easy to difficult; pick one that fits your group and wear shoes with grip.
Mountain roads around Itogon are steep and foggy; drive slowly, especially after rain.
Entrance ₱500 for adults, ₱400 for local residents and students, ₱350 for seniors and PWDs, free for kids below 7 (The Beat Asia, February 2026). Food at the café and food hall is extra; picnic baskets cost ₱1,400–₱2,400.
Where it is
Sitio Peday, Barangay Loacan, Itogon, Benguet
By commuteFrom Baguio, ride the park's free e-shuttle (26 seats, first come, first served). Since August 28, 2026 it picks up at the mint green waiting shed past Wright Park Hotel; schedules are posted on the park's social media. A taxi or private car takes about 30–40 minutes from Baguio.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
₱500 for adults, ₱400 for residents and students, ₱350 for seniors and PWDs, and free for kids below 7 (2026).
How do we get there without a car?
Take the free e-shuttle from Baguio. It now picks up at the mint green waiting shed past Wright Park Hotel.
Can we bring food or pets?
No. Outside food, pets, drones and smoking are not allowed, but there is a café and a food hall inside.
What are the opening hours?
Daily, 6 AM to 8 PM.