Located at the north central Bukidnon

A natural type of attraction located at the north central Bukidnon. It has an area of 31,297.00 hectares composed of more than a dozen mountain peaks, including Mt. Dulang-dulang. The peak of the mountain could be reached through three trail routes, namely: Bol-ugan, Kaatuan, Lantapan, Lupiagan, Sumilao, Intavas, La Fortuna, and Impasugong.

Kitanglad, the second highest mountain in the country, towers to more than nine thousand feet serving as the base to the Province’s long distance communication towers.  It also offers a challenge to mountain climbers to reach its summit; one has to scale its ranges for five hours passing through Flora and Fauna of genuine virgin forests.  At the base are Lalawan, Dalwangan, and the house of the Philippine Eagle.  It was declared as a National Park under P.O. 677 dated December 14, 1990. 

  Mt. Kalatungan Range Natural Park

  Situated in the central part of Bukidnon

Situated in the central part of Bukidnon, Mt. Kalatungan comprises an estimated area o 35,812.52 hectares and an elevation of 1,000 meters above sea level with several mountain reef. Drawn by the lure of overwhelming slope and ledges, this is where nature makes an eloquent declaration of beauty and power. Sites and rock abundant, wildlife thrives on native grasslands, and spectacular views of the plains offer an escape from the rush of the highway.

  Musuan Peak/Centennial Park

  Dologon, Maramag

Known as Mt. Musuan, it has an elevation of 646 meters asl and a base diameter of 3 km. Musuan Peak is a natural landmark located at Barangay Dologon, serving as a border of Musuan from Barangay Lumbo; it is visible at the left side of the national highway bound south. A telecom tower has been erected at the peak so that there is now an easy trail going up there. Nevertheless, there are other points of entry to the peak, providing nature trekkers a good climb, especially on an early morning. At the top is revealed a panoramic view of the Bukidnon’s majestic mountains, green forests, vast ricefields, and the Pulangui River. One can also have a good view of the Central Mindanao University (CMU) campus.

  Pigsuguan Hills

  Siloo, Malitbog

  Saray Canyon

  Sta. Ines,Malitbog

Located at Barangay Sta. Ines, the Saray Canyon is found at the entrance of the Municipality of Malitbog. It can be reached after about 15 minutes ride from the town proper. Nature beholds anyone who comes to visit with its breathtaking view and wonders.

  Mangima Canyon

  Manolo Fortich

Dubbed as the Kennon Road by the South, the zigzagged road of Mangima Canyon is a naturally scenic spot that never fails to astound travelers and tourists. An invitational off-road competition is held annually at the racetracks of the Mangima Canyon Springs and Country Park in Manolo Fortich where enthusiasts from all over the country face the challenges of the rough and rocky terrain that the place can offer.

Magawa Plain

Malitbog

Enclosing an area of about eighty (80) hectares, located six (6) kilometers away from the town proper is a proposed golf. It is about 25 minutes ride from the Poblacion of Malitbog.

Abyawan Ridge

The Abyawan Ridge is a perfect place to get a glimpse of the wonderful vista of Tagoloan River and picturesque canyons where the river traverses the Barangays of Dalirig, Lingi-on, and Sto. Nino. It is found in Sitio Abyawan, Barangay Dalirig, Manolo Fortich; just along the road going to the tree plantation of Bukidnon Forests Inc. (BFI) - Silo-o Station.

Mount Pulog

Situated between barangays San Miguel and Lunocan of the Municipality of Manolo Fortich is Mt. Pulog. The hill commands a beautiful view of the Northern Bukidnon plateau. Mt. Pulog favors trekking and opportunities for scenic views as its highest point offers a spot for a panoramic view of the Del Monte Golf Course and Clubhouse, the airstrip and the rose farms of local farmers that abound in the municipality.