Participants will go through the beautiful trails, villages and terraces in Bontoc which will allow them to see and experience the following on foot as they run:

• KM 2 Chico River - is a 233 KM river system in the Philippines in the island of Luzon encompassing the regions of Cordillera and Cagayan Valley 
• KM5  Mount Palikot Aso -  This is the first peak to summit after going through single track trails.
• KM 7 Kadchog Rice Terraces- A group of stone walled paddies. This manifests the engineering skills of the Bontoc tribe.
• KM 13K- Lamfagan, Wawalitan (Sacred place) of Bontoc Ili- This is where some Bontoc women elders perform Walit, a cultural belief and practice where they sacrifice a salted pork meat or chicken (depending on the gravity of illness) and pray for the bad spirit(s) to abandon and let a sick relative to recover.  This stands at 1710 meter above sea level, the highest peak in Bontoc.
• KM 21 - Mount Kamaliton- This is where the ichiw (a big snake) was believed to have slept and was killed by Bontoc men through the use of bolos and spears. They sliced its belly and found a woman dead.  This stands at 910m above sea level and is the Bontoc Viewpoint where there is one of the best view of sunrise.
• KM 23 - Kaman-utek is notable for its distinctively blue-colored soil, which is due to the presence of copper sulfate minerals. This unique geological feature creates a striking and unusual landscape, making it a point of interest for both tourists and geologists.
• Km 30 1000 Steps trail- This section near Ganga Cave offers a unique combination of physical challenge, scenic beauty, and cultural heritage. It leads hikers through an area rich in history, with ancient petroglyphs and traditional burial sites like Ganga Cave
• Km 30 Ganga Caves- A group of caves where some dead Alab males (about 100) were entombed after they were believed to have been killed by an anito. The coffins used were made of pine trees.  National Cultural Treasures. This is included included in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List and is one of the National Cultural Treasures. 
• KM 30 - The Petroglyphs- These are ancient rock carvings that hold significant cultural and historical value. These carvings are found in various locations within the region and are considered important artifacts of the indigenous peoples of the area.  This is included included in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List and is one of the National Cultural Treasures. 
• KM 41-Mount Fato - This is also known as Bontoc's Sunrise or Mount Pukis, is a prominent natural landmark.  It stands at 1610m above sea level.
• KM 47 - Guinaang Rice Terraces is a scenic agricultural landscape which is a showcase of the ingenuity of the Cordillerans.
• KM 48 Mount Kupapey - The hike to the summit trails pass through lush forests, scenic viewpoints, and terraced landscapes of Guinaang and Maligcong Rice Terraces
• KM 51 - Maligcong Rice Terraces is situated in the heart of the Cordillera Mountain Ranges.  The Maligcong Rice Terraces was nominated for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)-Greece Melina Mercouri International Prize for the Safeguarding and Management of Cultural Landscapes.    
• KM 63 Tocucan This village is characterized with lush forests, winding view of Chico river, and scenic landscapes
• KM 67 Chapyusen Falls - This waterfalls is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil ambiance. The waterfall cascades down from a height, creating a picturesque sight as the water plunges into a pool below.  Expect a lush forest and a vegetation surrounding it that adds to the scenic charm.
• KM 67 The Caneo Village- This village is renowned for its traditional weaving practices, which have been passed down through generations among the indigenous tribes of the Cordilleras. Skilled artisans, often women, use traditional looms and techniques to create intricate and vibrant textiles, including blankets, clothing, bags, and other woven products.