Pioneering the 8-Hour Circuit Trail: Conquering The Alicia Panoramic Park
- Mier Torregosa

- Sep 10
- 3 min read
Updated: Sep 11
Understanding The Alicia Panoramic Park. [check this before the hike]
Venturing into the unknown trail of The Alicia Panoramic Park brings with it a mix of excitement and uncertainty. What challenges lie ahead, and will we endure them? Yet it’s this very thrill of the unknown that fuels every step forward.
Through hours of relentless rain and the darkness of night, we pressed on. Every cramped muscle, every slippery slide, every ounce of fatigue became part of a story worth telling.
And at the end of it all, triumph awaited. Together, we stood not only as hikers but as pioneers. Proud conquerors of the 8-hour Circuit Trail of Alicia Panoramic Park, forever etched in its history.
✨ Here are some of the highlights from this unforgettable trip:
Cinematic Shots: [Coming Soon]
Youtube Video: [Coming Soon]
FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE
Nothing beats hearing it straight from those who lived it.
Here are the actual words from the ones who braved the journey, embraced the moments, and made memories that will last a lifetime:

Greyg (greygdavies)
""We climb to see the beauty of the world from a perspective few will ever know. And to take a profile picture that makes all our friends back home extremely jealous."
Kung nanguban unta, di magsuya-suya. Lol
Anyway, i just got #TAPPED. Revenge climb na dis kay nagabhian sa trail and walay tarong pictures aw" read more

Mickoii
"8 hours on the trail + uwan .
Every step was tough, but the views and the experience made it all worth it."

Charles
"Finally made it to the summit I’ve been dreaming of! Hours of rain, breathtaking peaks, and a long, slippery night hike were all worth it!"
More of Us Expressing Our proud moments!
"Ka survive jud tawn sa 8 hours nga lakaw" - Mr Maxman
"Good shoes take you good places." - Kyle
"Took the trail less traveled" - Shar
"Ventured a new trail at Alicia Panoramic Park. Proud to be one of the first!" - Marky
"survive 8hrs trail with 10kg bag" - Cha
SIDE TRIP TO CANAWA SPRING
After the grueling hours of an overnight climb with legs weary, bodies sore, and spirits tested, nothing feels more rewarding than immersing yourself in the ice-cold embrace of a spring.
The chill shocks the body at first, but soon it washes away every trace of exhaustion, leaving you refreshed, renewed, and alive. It’s nature’s way of reminding us that after every struggle comes a sweet, simple reward.
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES
Day 1:
8:30am: Meetup and Last Buy at 7 eleven beside Caltex of Tagbilaran Plaza.
9:00am: Depart to Alicia Panoramic Park
12:00nn: Arrive at TAPP Registration Booth
1:00pm: Start of Trek
9pm: Arrive at Peak (Setup Camp)
9:30pm: Dinner, Socials
Day 2:
5:30am: Wakeup Call, Picture Taking, Coffee
7:00am: Break Camp
7:30am: Start Descend
8:30am: Arrive at TAPP Registration Booth, Breakfast
9:30am: Depart to Canawa Spring
10:30am: Arrive at Canawa Spring, Freshen Up
11:30am: Depart to Tagbilaran City, Lunch will be drive through
EXPENSES
Please note: Some are just estimates since I'm able to document all the expenses.
The Alicia Panoramic Park: (Around 2000 PHP)
700 - Van Rental (2 days w/ side trip)
370 - Food Day 1 Dinner & Day 2 Breakfast (including porter fee)
400 - Guide Fee
80 - Tourism Fee
65 - Canawa Spring Entrance (including cottage rental)
300 - Event Fee as Fund Raising for the Outreach Program
RECOMMENDED GEARS:
Camping:
Hiking Bag: Osprey Talon 36L
Super Lightweight Tent: Naturehike Cloud Up (2P)
Pillow: Naturehike Inflattable Pillow
Super Lightweight Chair: Naturehike Folding Chair
Gadgets:
Tech Bag: Cullen Wayne Commuter Backpack
Waterproof Bag: Naturehike 30L Bag
Drone: DJI Mini 4 Pro
Selfie Stick and Tripod: For insta 360 and Phone (needs holder)
CONTACTS:
Hiking Guide: Kuya Tata
09109415371
Van for Transpo: Raymond Rulida
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