Freedom Trail

[pinoyapache]

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This is a trail that start at Riva Ridge in Tisa climbing steadily over Tisa Hills then Banawa Hills then going down to the forest reserve in Baksan until it reaches the Pamutan-Baksan Road. It continues from there going over another forest reserve until it climbs again over Arcos Hills and down into the Sapangdaku River and follow a short river trek into Napo. From Napo, it follows the main trail to Mt. Babag. This is a trail designed for the so-called Philippine Freedom Climb. It is historical considering that it starts at Katipunan Street - named after an independence movement against the Spanish masters - and ends at Babag Ridge - the site of many battles against the Spaniards, Americans and the Japanese. It is 15++ kilometers long and will take a whole day. It was officially used on June 13, 2009.

[djsparechange]

murag na bali naman ni namo na trail boss, from babag down sa kapilya then down sa sapa, going up to to pamutan going through the road, went left down the river exiting sa buhisan dam then gawas na padung tisa. sakto ba? nindot pud ni nga trail woi, naay mga nindot na assault ug downhill. gamay ra gasto kay duol ra kayu, pwede ra day trek

[pinoyapache]

murag na bali naman ni namo na trail boss, from babag down sa kapilya then down sa sapa, going up to to pamutan going through the road, went left down the river exiting sa buhisan dam then gawas na padung tisa. sakto ba? nindot pud ni nga trail woi, naay mga nindot na assault ug downhill. gamay ra gasto kay duol ra kayu, pwede ra day trek

Ah, lahi ang inyo trail gi-agian. Ang inyo giagian gikan Babag padung kapilya dayon sapa mao na ang Kahugan Trail and, I understand, most of your route go along the road. In Freedom Trail, we just cross a part of a road in Baksan. All the route are purely trail and with forest cover.