Mt. Anahawon Travel Guide: How to Get to Valencia City’s Sky Park
Looking for your next ridge-to-rise adventure in Bukidnon?
Located high in the hills of Brgy. Banlag, Valencia City, Mt. Anahawon—also known as Valencia City Sky Park—is quickly becoming a favorite for early risers, photographers, and soul seekers. With cool air, sunrise views, and panoramic hillscapes, it’s the kind of place that reminds you why slow living still wins.
But before you head up, here’s your all-in-one travel guide, whether you’re commuting or bringing your own ride.
Where is Mt. Anahawon?
Mt. Anahawon (Valencia City Sky Park) is located in Sitio Sumpong, Brgy. Banlag, just a short drive from Valencia City Proper in Bukidnon.
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Basic Info
Open Daily: 3:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Entrance Fee: ₱50.00 per head
Landmark Name on Maps: “Mt. Anahawon” or “Valencia City Sky Park”
Location: Brgy. Banlag, Valencia City, Bukidnon
Glass Viewdeck: Temporarily closed for safety
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How to Get to Mt. Anahawon (By Private Vehicle)
Planning a road trip with friends or family? Here’s how to drive up to the ridge:
From Cagayan de Oro City
Estimated Time: 2–2.5 hours
Route: Sayre Highway (N10) → Malaybalay → Valencia City Proper → Brgy. Banlag → Sitio Sumpong → Mt. Anahawon
Reminder: Check brakes and tires—final road stretch has some steep, rough patches.
From Davao City
Estimated Time: 2.5–3 hours
Route: Bukidnon–Davao Road → Maramag → Valencia → Brgy. Banlag → Ridge access road
Optional stopover: Maramag for food and fuel
From General Santos City
Estimated Time: 4.5–5 hours
Route: Gensan → Kidapawan → Arakan → Malaybalay → Valencia City
Prepare for a long drive with minimal gas stations along the route—plan ahead.
How to Commute to Mt. Anahawon
From Cagayan de Oro
Take a Pabama, RTMI, or Super5 bus from Agora Terminal to Valencia City
Travel Time: ~3 hours
Fare: ₱200–₱380
From the terminal, take a tricycle or habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) to Brgy. Banlag → Sitio Sumpong → Mt. Anahawon.
From Davao City
Ride an RTMI bus directly to Valencia
Travel Time: ~3 hours
Fare: ₱170–₱600
From General Santos City
Catch an RTMI bus from Bulaong Terminal to Valencia
Travel Time: ~5–6 hours
Fare: ₱280–₱950
When You’re in Valencia City Proper…
From Jollibee Valencia or Plaza Rizal, turn toward Brgy. Banlag.
Watch for signs leading to Sitio Sumpong—this is your entry point to Mt. Anahawon. The road is partially rough and inclined, so:
✅ Make sure your vehicle is in good condition
✅ Drive slow, especially in rainy weather
✅ If commuting, motorelas and motorcycle taxis (habal-habal) are available locally—just ask locals near the bus terminal or crossing
What to Expect at the Ridge
Cool breeze and epic sunrise views
Sloping ridgelines perfect for quiet reflection or content creation
A space that feels a world away—but is just minutes from the city proper
Even with the glass viewdeck closed, the open ridge alone is worth the trip
Travel Tips
Arrive before sunrise (around 5:00 AM) for the best light and crowd-free space
Bring a tripod if you’re into landscape photography
Hot coffee + warm jackets = ultimate Bukidnon mood
No signal in some areas—download maps offline in advance
Ask locals for tricycle or habal-habal assistance if you’re commuting
No 4WD? Drive cautiously—some parts may need extra care
Final Thoughts
Mt. Anahawon is more than a travel destination—it’s a rising reminder that beauty often waits where Wi-Fi doesn’t reach. Bring your people, your playlists, or your peace and let Bukidnon’s ridges reset your rhythm.
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