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How to get to MPNR

Important Notice

MPV/SUV is recommended. Roads going to MPNR are subject to on-going constructions, repairs, and rainfall. Please expect rough roads, detours, and one-way traffic along the way.

Please be advised that the only available telco providers in the area are SMART and DITO. For any needs, you may contact 8542 3005 or 0949 3981799.

By public transportation

Note: If you're used to commuting, it's a relatively easy commute.

From Aurora Boulevard / Marcos Highway

Along Aurora Boulevard/Marcos Highway, you can take a Jeep going to COGEO
From COGEO, take a jeep that says PAENAAN. Tell the driver to drop you off at KANTO VETERANS (Php 23)
From KANTO VETERANS, ride a tricycle going to BARANGAY CALAWIS (Php 75 good for 4 persons/special ride)
From BARANGAY CALAWIS, ride another tricycle going to MOUNT PURRO NATURE RESERVE (Php 70 good for 4 persons/special ride)

From SM Aura

Along SM AURA Basement, you can take a Yellowdot transport going to COGEO GATE 2 (Php 43). Note: At the moment, they currently accept Yellowdot tap cards as form of payment. You can avail of a card on the spot for Php 100 only with Php 50 load.
From COGEO GATE 2, take a jeep that says PAENAAN. Tell the driver to drop you off at KANTO VETERANS (Php 23)
From KANTO VETERANS, ride a tricycle going to BARANGAY CALAWIS (Php 75 good for 4 persons/special ride)
From BARANGAY CALAWIS, ride another tricycle going to MOUNT PURRO NATURE RESERVE (Php 70 good for 4 persons/special ride)

By car

On the day of your visit, you may contact the Reservations Officer to verify the road condition of your preferred route.

There are 2 route options:

1. Via Sapinit Road: This is the shorter and easier route. All vehicle types can pass here with care.

2. Via Boso-Boso Road: SUV and MPV are recommended since there are stretches of uneven cemented roads. Sedans, though possible, will have difficulty. You may use this as alternative route.

Please download the directions to MPNR

Text directions to MPNR (PDF, 412kb)

Find us on

You may use Waze – search for “Mount Purro Nature Reserve” – but it is best to have a copy of the text directions too (please download this PDF), as Waze sometimes directs to a longer and harder route.