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Silay – Patag Loop

Silay – Patag Loop
Silay – Patag Loop

Description

A loop out of Silay City into the uplands behind it, climbing to around 730 metres near Patag before returning by a different line through Lantawan. The route starts in the heritage core — museums, the pro-cathedral, and the old café and bakery cluster around the plaza — then moves out through Guimbala-on and San Rafael, where junction points and hacienda land mark the sugar-era layout of the countryside. The climb toward Patag passes cliff sections, roadside viewpoints including the Pugad viewing deck, and simple upland stays around Pine Tree Peak. The Lantawan trail entrance and water reservoir sit on the return leg. Because it is a loop, the drive works in either direction, and the city end can be treated as the food and fuel base for the whole circuit.

Address
Silay City to Patag and back via Guimbala-on and Lantawan, Negros Occidental
Distance
63
Start Point
Silay City
End Point
Silay City (loop)
Stops
Silay heritage core (Balay Negrense, Don Bernardino Jalandoni Museum, San Diego Pro-Cathedral, El Ideal); Guimbala-on junctions; San Rafael; Bangga Tagay; roadside cliff and viewpoint sections; Pugad viewing deck; Vantage point; Pine Tree Peak; Lantawan trail entrance; Lantawan water reservoir; San Juan Nursery
Tips
Treat Silay city as the supply base — food and services concentrate there, not on the mountain sections. The upland road is narrower and slower than the distance suggests; the loop takes most of a day if the viewpoints and Patag are used properly.

Location

Silay City to Patag and back via Guimbala-on and Lantawan, Negros Occidental