Alto Peak

Alto Peak is the highest mountain in Eastern Visayas, rising to about 1,332 meters on the border of Ormoc City and Jaro in Leyte, Philippines. Located in Barangay Cabintan, Ormoc, it forms part of the central Leyte mountain range and is surrounded by dense forest. Notable for its elevation, biodiversity, and panoramic views, it is a prominent hiking and mountaineering destination requiring a guided trek through forested trails to its summit.

Visitors can expect a strenuous guided trek through dense forest, mossy trails, and steep ridges to the summit of the highest peak in Eastern Visayas. The setting is remote and heavily forested with diverse flora and fauna. At the summit, hikers can see panoramic views of Leyte, Ormoc City, and surrounding mountain ranges on clear days. There are no developed structures at the top; the experience is focused on nature, camping areas, and viewpoints along the trail.

Alto Peak is recognized as the highest point in Eastern Visayas and a major landmark of the Leyte mountain range, long used as a reference point for the region's geography and mountaineering history.