Undocumented Waterfalls
Description
22 waterfall and spring points across Negros Island’s uplands carry no proper name in the map data. These sit within the same forested river systems as the island’s named falls — Casaroro, the Mambukal cascade, Mag-Aso, Guintubdan — but aren’t documented individually anywhere online. Genuinely unrecorded spots that would need a local guide to find and confirm, scattered across the upland interior from Valencia in the south to Sagay in the north.
Tips
These require a local guide far more than the named falls do — there are no trails, steps, or markers, and "waterfall" in the data could mean anything from a serious cascade to a modest seasonal trickle. Dry season is safer for river crossings and less risk of the trail being washed out. Don"t attempt these solo without someone who knows the specific barangay.
Stops
Island-wide
End Point
10.41688, 123.13351; 9.14041, 122.99216; 10.46274, 123.07845; 9.49541, 122.8798; 9.58668, 122.8943; 10.78599, 123.19597; 9.20701, 123.18169; 9.28417, 123.15211; 9.24915, 123.16446; 9.26435, 123.17786; 9.29676, 123.1783; 9.31539, 123.20341; 9.31498, 123.20201; 10.6445, 123.1493; 10.62964, 123.17968; 10.63043, 123.18387; 10.65589, 123.17918; 10.65577, 123.18789; 10.78016, 123.20037; 10.78658, 123.22522; 10.78594, 123.22587; 10.81812, 123.24666