About Pasukulan Falls
Pasukulan Falls is a forest waterfall located in Barangay Bangkal, Abucay, Bataan, Philippines, within the foothills of Mt. Natib. Accessible via a forest trek from Sitio Pasukulan, it features a cascade flowing into a shallow natural basin surrounded by dense vegetation and rock formations. Known as a local eco-tourism site, it offers a relatively easy hike and swimming area, attracting day visitors from Bataan and nearby provinces seeking nature and outdoor recreation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a 30 to 45-minute trek from the jump-off point in Sitio Pasukulan through forested trails, small river crossings and open farmland to reach the falls. The site consists of a cascade dropping into a rocky natural pool suitable for wading and swimming, surrounded by trees, boulders and natural shade. The area is largely undeveloped with no major built structures, with basic parking and local guide services available at the trailhead.
Key highlights
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Forest trek through Mt. Natib foothills to reach the falls
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Cascade waterfall flowing into a shallow rocky natural pool
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Shaded natural setting with boulders and dense vegetation
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Swimming and wading area at the base of the falls
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Local eco-tourism site managed with community guides
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Clark International Airport, then overland travel via NLEX/SCTEX and Roman Highway to Abucay, Bataan |
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| By road | Accessible by road to Sitio Pasukulan, Barangay Bangkal, Abucay via Roman Highway from Balanga City, then 30-45 minute trek on foot to the falls; last stretch typically by tricycle or private vehicle to the jump-off point |