Anas Peak, often called Padre Burgos Mountain Peak, has views of the serene Tayabas Sea below as well as verdant slopes. Situated just outside Padre Burgos town proper. It’s a must for sunrise chasers and mountain dreamers alike, accessible without needing hardcore trail skills.
Sunrise Summit Vibes
The chilly air meets the rising light and the views of the twin islets and Baliwag Strait unfold as most hikers aim for dawn at Anas Peak. It’s peaceful, radiant, and filled with positive energy. It is ideal for both single introspection and friend groupings.
Easy Trail Good for Beginners
The hike is easy for beginners and is short as it is only less than an hour. Bring water, a light jacket for early mornings, and a headlight if you’re starting in the dark because it’s a gradual ascent rather than a rush.
Not only a just trek, Anas Peak is a short journey to the clouds. It is perfect for both sunrise lovers and soul searchers alike. It demonstrates that sometimes the smallest hills offer the best views with the least amount of work and the greatest reward.
How To Get There?
Location: Barangay Cantutang, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, Eastern Visayas, Philippines
- Via Car: From Tacloban City, head south on the Maharlika Highway to Padre Burgos, around 2 to 5 hours. Once in Padre Burgos town, ask for the Anas Peak trailhead. There’s a parking area and signages. The locals will guide you from there.
- Via Commute: Take a bus or van from Tacloban City to Padre Burgos. It takes around 3 hours. From town proper, ride a tricycle or habal-habal to the trailhead. The peak is visible on nearby hillsides and making it easy to spot once you’re close.
