About Mount Arayat National Park
Mount Arayat National Park is a protected national park centered on Mount Arayat, an extinct stratovolcano in Pampanga, Central Luzon, Philippines. Located within the municipalities of Arayat and Magalang, it was established in 1933 and covers about 3,715 hectares. The park is notable for its twin peaks, forested slopes, biodiversity, natural springs, and as a prominent landmark rising from the Central Luzon plains.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested mountain park with an extinct volcano featuring North Peak and South Peak, hiking and trekking trails through secondary forest, picnic grounds with cottages, spring-fed swimming pools, viewpoints overlooking the plains of Pampanga, and natural springs and streams. The lower park area is developed for day visits and picnics, while upper trails lead to forested ridges and summit areas for more strenuous hikes.
Key highlights
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Extinct stratovolcano with North Peak (1,026m) and South Peak (1,030m)
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Forested slopes with diverse flora and fauna within a 3,715-hectare protected area
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Spring-fed swimming pools and picnic cottages in the lower park area
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Hiking and trekking trails to viewpoints and summit ridges
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Panoramic views over Central Luzon plains