The trek to this waterfalls wasn't easy because there were steep and slippery parts of the trail. This is not recommended for kids and elderly. The falls doesn't have so much flowing water when I visited so the falls doesn't look really good. The locals built a small dam to trap water in the small catch basin for locals to swim in. I particularly do not like artificial add-ons to scening spots like this. The guides are all kids and they don't have standardized fee system yet. I will visit this again when there is plenty of water.

Located at Barangay Dalipuga, Iligan City, 10 peso fare from the city. You will traversing the stream from poblacion going up the to the mountainous side of Iligan City. The hills are quite stiff that is quite hard to pass. Some rocks are slippery so be careful. I would advice you to use sandals with straps than slippers and rubber shoes. You can also bring foods for your meas cause it really takes more than an hour before reaching the topmost part of the stream. The view is really nice. I guarantee that. Going back is also full of and adventure. 100 pesos pocket money will do.