Mt. Tapulao
Palauig, Zambales

Entry point: Sittio Dampay, Brgy. Dampay-Salaza, Palauig
Specs: 2037 MASL, Major climb, Difficulty 5/9, Trail class 1-3
Days required / Hours to summit: 1-2 days / 6-12 hours
Features: Pine forests, views of West Philippine Sea
Mt. Tapulao is the highest mountain in the Zambales Mountain range.

Event Fee: 1,400

INCLUSION:
Van RT
Registration
Guide Fee
Certificate
Event Shirt
Bagtag

ITINERARY:

Day 0
10:00 pm Mcdo Greenfield Shaw
11:00 pm ETD Palauig,Zambales

Day 1

03:30 am ETA Sitio Dampay/Preparation
04:00 am Start trek
06:00 am 1st water source
07:00 am 2nd water source (km 10)
09:30 am Bunker
11:00 am End of Pine tree slope (km 16)
12:00 pm ETA SUMMIT / photo ops,lunch
01:00 pm Start Descend
01:30 pm Bunkerhouse
02:30 pm 3rd watersource / rest
02:45 pm Resume Trek
03:30 pm 2nd water source
04:00 pm 1st water source
06:00 pm Jump off / wash up,dinner
07:30 pm ETD Manila
11:30 pm ETA Manila

Itinerary could possibly change depends on the actual pacing and situation on the of event.

THINGS TO BRING:
Trailfoods
Packed Lunch
Gloves
Slippers
Headlight/Flashlight
Trash bag
Medical Kit
Toiletries
Extra clothes
Poncho/rain coat
Cap/Bandana
Trekking Pole
Trail food like nuts,jellys,chocolate,bread,banana
Water (atleast 2 litres)
Extra money
Camera
Powerbank
Extra battery

DISCLAIMER:

-800 downpayment to secure your slot
-deposit is non refundable but transfelable
-first to secure downpayment will be prioritize
-last minute backout will be consider as SOLD
-organizer may have the right to cancel the event
if not reach the numbers of target participants
-if the weather is not good
-organizer are not liable for any lost or damages of your valuables
-hike at your own risk
-always follow the LNT principles

Please deposit your payment in any
Palawan,Cebuana,Lbc,Western Union

JAIME DEQUINON
09070759956
Las Pinas City

BDO: 8350043771
Jaime Tejones Dequiñon

LNT Principles

1. Plan ahead and prepare
2. Travel and Camp on durable surface
3. Dispose waste properly. Trash and litter primarily distract from the naturalness of an area
4. Leave what you find: Leave rocks, plants, archeological artifacts and other objects as found to allow others to experience the sense of discovery
5. Minimize use and impact of Fire. Firewood selection, gathering and use of fire tending are critical to minimizing its impact in the environment
6. Respect the wildlife
7. Be considerate of other visitors

Leave nothing but Footprints
Take nothing but Pictures
Kill nothing but Time
Keep nothing but memories