About Mt. Yangbew
Mt. Yangbew is a grassy mountain peak in Barangay Tawang, La Trinidad, Benguet, just north of Baguio City. Rising to about 1,648 meters above sea level, it is known for its open pine-dotted slopes and panoramic views over La Trinidad Valley, Baguio City, and the South China Sea on clear days. Popular for sunrise hikes and sea of clouds viewing, it offers an accessible short trek close to town.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short uphill hike of 20-30 minutes from the jump-off point in Tawang along a dirt trail through grassy slopes and scattered pine trees to an open summit. At the top, there is a viewing area with 360-degree views of La Trinidad Valley, Baguio City, and surrounding mountains. The site is known for sunrise and sea of clouds in the early morning. There are no major structures, mainly natural open terrain and viewpoints for sightseeing and photography.
Key highlights
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Panoramic views of La Trinidad Valley and Baguio City
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Sea of clouds and sunrise viewing in early morning
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Open grassy summit with pine trees
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Short and accessible hike close to La Trinidad town proper
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View of South China Sea on clear days
Route
| By air | Fly to Loakan Airport in Baguio City or Clark International Airport, then travel by road to La Trinidad |
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| By road | Via Halsema Highway to La Trinidad, then to Barangay Tawang jump-off near Tawang Elementary School; 15-20 minutes drive from Baguio City center, followed by 20-30 minute hike to summit |
| By public transport |