Macahambus Cave

Macahambus Cave is a show cave within the Macahambus Forest Nature Reserve, featuring a single passage approximately 57 meters long that connects to the Cagayan River. The passage contains several sections requiring careful movement through different rock formations.

This cave gained military importance during the Philippine-American War when it became a battle site on June 4, 1900. The conflict left a lasting mark on the region's history.

The cave holds local significance as a gathering place where guides share traditional knowledge about the cave system while visitors observe native bat colonies in their natural habitat.

Bring your own flashlight and protective gear such as a helmet with a headlamp, as navigating through the cave requires careful footing and attention. Wear sturdy shoes and follow your guide's directions closely throughout the visit.

At the passage's end stands an iron balcony offering river views, while nearby a circular gorge reveals where a collapsed river cave once connected the cave system. This geological feature shows the power of water shaping the landscape over time.

GPS coordinates: 8.75000,125.00000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 08:00