
Mount Mambajao
Camiguin · 1630 m
The Philippine Ultras are the 29 mountains of the archipelago with a topographic prominence of at least 1,500 metres — the standard that defines an "ultra" worldwide. From Mount Apo (2,956 m), the roof of the country and of Mindanao, to Mount Mambajao on the small volcanic island of Camiguin, the list runs across eight islands and is the canonical reference catalogued by peaklist.org.
Of the 29 peaks, eight are essential — the highest of each island represented: Apo for Mindanao, Pulag for Luzon, Halcon for Mindoro, Mantalingajan for Palawan, plus the island roofs Kanlaon (Negros), Madja-as (Panay), Guiting-Guiting (Sibuyan) and Mambajao (Camiguin). The remaining 21 fill out the picture across Luzon, Mindanao, Mindoro and Palawan.
With Cims, sempre amunt you keep the list on your phone, log each ascent with a photo and a date, and watch your progress build island by island.
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Log in with Apple or Google and you're set.
In the app, select the challenge. You can follow several at once.
When you reach the summit, open the app, add a photo and the date. Progress updates automatically.
A small sample from the challenge catalog.

Camiguin · 1630 m

Ilocos Norte / Apayao, Luzon · 2361 m

Mindanao · 2510 m

Quezon / Laguna, Luzon · 2170 m

Albay, Luzon · 2462 m

Cordillera, Luzon · 2928 m
Aurora, Luzon · 1901 m

Lanao del Sur, Mindanao · 2815 m
Palawan · 1709 m

Camarines Sur, Luzon · 2000 m

Occidental Mindoro · 2364 m

Misamis Occidental, Mindanao · 2404 m
A peak with topographic prominence of at least 1,500 metres — meaning you have to descend that far before climbing anything higher. It's the international standard for an "ultra," maintained by peaklist.org.
29 peaks across eight islands: Luzon (9), Mindanao (11), Mindoro (2), Palawan (3), plus single-roof islands Negros, Panay, Sibuyan and Camiguin.
The highest peak on each island represented in the list: Mount Apo (Mindanao, 2,956 m), Mount Pulag (Luzon, 2,928 m), Mount Halcon (Mindoro, 2,616 m), Kanlaon (Negros, 2,465 m), Mount Madja-as (Panay, 2,117 m), Mount Mantalingajan (Palawan, 2,085 m), Mount Guiting-Guiting (Sibuyan, 2,050 m) and Mount Mambajao (Camiguin, 1,630 m).
No. It's a lifetime personal challenge. Pick the peaks you can reach; many climbers spread the list across several years and trips.
Yes — you can log any ascent with the date it actually happened. The app is a tracker, not a verifier.
Most are, though several (Apo, Pulag, Kanlaon, Bulusan, Mayon) sit in protected areas that require permits or have restrictions around volcanic activity. Always check with local authorities and use a registered guide where required.