Mt Tapyas, Coron

Great view of the sunrise/sunset from up here! There are 700 steps to reach the top, with each 100 steps labeled so that you know how far you have left to go. Several rest stops along the way up with shade to catch your breath, if needed. If you forgot your water by chance, don’t fret as there are several vendors on the way up selling water and other trinkets. Plenty of 3-wheelers awaiting you at the base to offer rides back into town - we paid 25 pesos per person for a ride back to our hotel, though I’m sure this included a “foreigner tax” which we were fine to pay.

Perfect spot to witness the sunset but the trail has a dead end. If you plan to do the hiking, you need to allot an ample time to go back from the top to starting point before the sun sets, or else you are going to end up risking your life with the desencend from a stiff or almost vertical cliff, carved by recent human activity on the opposite site of the route.