Towering 1,976 meters  above sea level and covering 10,112 hectares, it is the haven of indigenous  flora and fauna. Most of the rare and exotic orchids, medicinal and flowering  plants, wild boars, deer, squirrels, monkeys and untamed rodents are found on  the base of the slopes of the mountain. It is now the last Rainforest Mountain  in Southern Luzon. Hundreds of waterfalls both  known and unknown, are an unforgettable sight to behold. The Protected Area  Management Board has identified Malabay  Falls (Naga City),  Curry (Pili) Consocep (Tigaon), and Hiwacloy (Goat) as tourism areas within the  mountain.
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