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Central Luzon

Waterfalls in Nueva Ecija

Nueva Ecija is the rice bowl of the Philippines, a landlocked province in Central Luzon north of Manila. Cabanatuan City is the main transport hub, and from there jeeps and vans head east toward Gabaldon at the foot of the Sierra Madre. Our coverage is Gabaldon Falls, a small spring-fed cascade inside the NEUST eco park, reached on a short forest walk with stream crossings. The province is better known for rice fields, Minalungao National Park and Pantabangan Lake, so the falls work best as a half-day add-on. The dry season is the most comfortable time to walk.

  • Sierra Madre foothills
  • Cabanatuan gateway
  • Spring-fed pool

Nueva Ecija at a glance

Waterfalls mapped
1 listing
Free to enter
None of the current listings
Easy walks
1 rated Easy
Challenging routes
No Challenging-rated listings yet
Region
Central Luzon

Ratings describe the approach and terrain in dry conditions. Fees and access can change, so confirm the current details on each listing before travelling.

Waterfalls in Nueva Ecija: common questions

How many waterfalls are in Nueva Ecija?

We currently map one waterfall in Nueva Ecija, Gabaldon Falls inside the NEUST Gabaldon eco park. Coverage will grow as we verify more listings.

How do I get to Gabaldon Falls?

Take a bus from Manila to Cabanatuan City, then a jeep or van to Gabaldon and a tricycle to the NEUST campus eco park. The trail to the falls takes about 20 to 45 minutes on foot.

Can you swim at Gabaldon Falls?

Yes. The plunge pool is shallow and cold, and visitors can wade or swim. The rocky bottom and stream crossings need care, especially after heavy rain.

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