Epol Falls: A Natural Paradise in Davao City

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Davao City, head northeast on J.P. Laurel Avenue. Continue straight to the Bukidnon-Davao Road (also known as Davao-Bukidnon Road). After approximately 30 kilometers, turn left onto the Marilog District Road. Drive for another 15 kilometers until you reach the area around F63P+9W2 in Marilog District. Epol Falls is located a short walk from the parking area, which is accessible via a dirt road. Please note that you may need to pay a small parking fee, usually around PHP 20.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Epol Falls using public transportation, take a jeepney from Davao City to Marilog District. The jeepneys to Marilog can be found at the Bankerohan Market. The fare is approximately PHP 50 to PHP 70, depending on the distance. Once you arrive at Marilog District, you can hire a tricycle to take you to the vicinity of F63P+9W2, which should cost around PHP 100 to PHP 150. After arriving at the drop-off point, it will be a short walk to Epol Falls.

• Hiking

  If you’re adventurous and already in the vicinity of Mt. Apo, you can hike to Epol Falls from surrounding trails. Start from the nearest trailhead in Marilog District, following local maps or guides. This option is best suited for experienced hikers, and it may take several hours depending on your pace. Ensure you have proper hiking gear, and carry enough water and snacks. No additional costs are required other than potential guide fees, typically ranging from PHP 500 to PHP 1,000.