Road to brgy. Bayabas |
From this point, we started to walk |
Slippery rock garden |
Means of transportation of the locals |
I was able to ride my bike with only one foot on the pedal and always pressing on the brakes |
Light drizzle made the slippery rocks more slippery |
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Tire tracks from 4x4 enthusiast and dirt bikes. My 4x2 LSD equipped pick up will get stuck on this trail |
Awesome tree |
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Turn right toward Brgy. Bayabas |
civilization at last! |
We ate our packed breakfast/lunch here. |
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One of the tour guides, two tour guides are required per group |
Crystal clear water |
This cave is 1.3km long according to the Brgy. Captain |
Waist deep water near the entrance |
Its really amazing inside the cave |
scratched helmet |
I banged my head on a sharp rock while climbing, good thing I was wearing a helmet |
A good area to take a group picture, too bad we didnt have one |
Refreshing! |
back track or use the main road? |
suffer fest |
Back tracking was harder, we walked at a snail pace and took rests before a steep climb |
Finally, we are able to ride our bikes again |
"tong" and his dual suspension japan bike |
Another beautiful Place, "PUNING CAVE" good trail road biking going to DRT to Barangay Bayabas. But i left my camera at house. Next time i'll make sure i won't miss the experience. Nice Blog for this article so that people will know that there is a nice to travel here in Sta. Maria Bulacan.
ReplyDeleteSir I'm Noel Aguilar, -Biker from Bulacan, Bulacan
Yesterday June 23, 2013 we were there about 10 of us. Trial biking is so difficult but thrilling. Nice experience with my new friends from Lolomboy "PADJAK BOIZ" Thank you Guyz. :)
ReplyDeleteSir if ever may rides kayo maka join sa group nyo. 0915-9981353 number ko po. Thank you for this blogger.
ReplyDeleteSir ganda po dito :)) may bahay po ung grandparents ko sa san rafael if ever na pumunta kami ditong mag-kuya yayayain ko sya dto :))
ReplyDeleteganda, sana makarating din ako dito kahit by foot, newbie rider po - paz de castro (pedalriders)
ReplyDeleteKung maglalakad how many hrs? And my mga nagtetent po vah dun..
ReplyDeleteFrom the Baranggay Bayabas Tourism Office, the cave is just a 10-15 minute hike, across the river. You may set up tent on the grounds of the Tourism Office, overlooking the river.
DeleteSalamat sa mga comments, hindi napo ganyan and itsura ng daan papuntang puning cave ngayon, via pinagtulayan, medyo pinatag na nila yung daan, wala ng rock gardens at sementado na po yung dulong part malapit sa ilog, pinutol na din yung mango tree na horizontal yung isang branch.
ReplyDelete@sir noel
taga saan po kayo sir?
It's more fun in the Philippines! I just hope that the P150 entrance fee that they collected from the visitors will be utelized properly for the maintenance of the place and the security of the people who visits the place! :-)
ReplyDeletePart of the money goes to the guides. Part of the money goes to the Baranggay Bayabas.
Deletemerong ride sa February 1, DRT boundary meeting place, ride out at 7am, please search for bulacan bike tiangge in FB for more details
ReplyDeleteNice place to visit :)
ReplyDeleteI want to go there as well
DeleteI'm planning to go there
DeleteThe Rhino and Lioness in Bigte, Norzagaray, Bulacan is good to visit too :)
ReplyDeletePumunta kami dyan last may twenty. medyo iba na yung daan. Akala ko nga hindi puning cave napuntahan namin kasi magkaina na itsura sa personal at sa mga blogs
ReplyDeletehi! safe pa rin po ba magpunta dito?
ReplyDeleteHi good day! ask ko lang how many minutes of walk going to the cave from the school? thanks po.
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