Start Your Journey Early Morning: The best views are before 8:00 AM, when the sky is clear and the clouds create the famous “drop-off” illusion. After that, mist and fog can block visibility entirely.
Wear Proper Hiking Shoes: The path is steep, uneven, and slippery, especially during the rainy season. Good grip is essential to avoid falls or injuries near the cliff edges.
Avoid Going Too Close to the Edge: Keep a safe distance from the edge to prevent fatal accidents, especially during foggy or windy conditions.
Do Not Travel Alone: Travel with at least one other person or hire a local guide if you’re unfamiliar with the trail. Mobile coverage is weak, and help might be far away in case of emergencies.
Pack Essentials: Water, Jacket & Trash Bag: Bring enough water, a jacket (it’s cold and windy), and a bag to carry your waste.