About Ketong Falls
Ketong Falls is a forested waterfall located in Barangay Tuel, municipality of Tublay, Benguet Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines. Set within pine-covered hills and natural vegetation, the falls features cascading water over rock formations into a shallow basin. It is recognized as one of Tublay's primary natural attractions and is visited for sightseeing, nature photography and short treks. Access involves a road trip from Baguio and a guided walk from the barangay jump-off point.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural forest setting with a cascade flowing over rocky ledges into a small pool surrounded by pine trees and vegetation. Access is via a barangay road to Tuel and a short trek on unpaved trails to the falls. The area offers open viewing points for photography and sightseeing, with space near the basin for wading when water conditions permit. Local guides typically accompany visitors from the jump-off point.
Key highlights
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Forest waterfall in Barangay Tuel, Tublay
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Cascading flow over rock formations into a shallow basin
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Pine forest and natural vegetation surroundings
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Short guided trek from the barangay jump-off
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One of the main natural attractions of Tublay municipality
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Baguio City via Halsema Highway (Baguio-Bontoc Road) to Tublay town proper, then via barangay road to Barangay Tuel; final approach to the falls is on foot via trail |
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| By public transport | Vans and jeepneys operate between Baguio City and Tublay; from Tublay town proper, local habal-habal or tricycle to Barangay Tuel jump-off, then guided trek |