Date : July 19, 2015
The falls can be reached via Midsayap or
via Wao – Banisilan route
The
Midsayap Route – If youre coming from Davao, Gensan or Cotabato, Midsayap is
your recommended starting point. From Midsayap proceed to Alamada, we opted to
stay in an aircoditioned room in Alamada.
The road from Misayap to Alamada are all cemented. Starting from the
crossing of Alaamda national road going to Upper Dado are rough roads but
passable. Starting from Upper Dado to jump off point to Asik asik falls, the
roads are rough , muddy and slippery, the good news is that the roads are under
costruction, maybe in 2016 the road construction would have make it more
passable. Motorbikes are okay.
The
Wao - Baisilan Route. - If you're coming from Malaybalay/Valencia,
Bukidnon or Cagayan de Oro, this route
is nearer, Note that when we passed the Alamada to Banisilan route the
road is not yet connected in Google
maps. The road is still undergoing
clearing operations and under construction,
From Banisilan to Wao to Pangantucan to Valencia to Cagayan de oro are
all cemented.
Note 1: if you really want to go there by
car, i used a Nissan Bravado 2.7 , If yours is same or higher the better,
If I can do it then you can also. Take
note also that when we went there, it is sunny no rain, think you may want to
cosider that.
Note 2: Going to Asik asik is wild and
rough but it's all worth it, even if you need to walk the stairs of more than a
thousand steps. That's three times Tinago Falls stairs.
