About Highest Point of the Philippine Highway System
The Highest Point of the Philippine Highway System is a roadside marker and viewpoint along the Kiangan-Tinoc-Buguias Road in Eheb, Tinoc, Ifugao. At 2,428.66 meters (7,968 feet) above sea level, it is recognized as the highest elevation in the national highway network, surpassing the former highest point in Atok, Benguet. It is notable for its elevation marker, cool mountain climate, and panoramic Cordillera views.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a roadside stop along a mountain highway with a large concrete marker indicating the elevation of 2,428.66 meters. The site offers open mountain scenery with pine-covered slopes, vegetable terraces, and cool, often foggy weather. There is a paved pull-over area for vehicles, space for photography at the marker, and small roadside stalls nearby. It is primarily a brief sightseeing and photo stop during a scenic drive through the Cordillera highlands.
Key highlights
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Elevation marker indicating 2,428.66 meters above sea level as the highest point in the Philippine Highway System
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Panoramic views of the Cordillera Central mountain range and pine forests
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Popular photo stop along the Kiangan-Tinoc-Buguias Road
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Cool highland climate with frequent fog and clouds