Experience
Horseback Riding
Horseback riding is ingrained in the cultural history of Tagaytay, persisting as a popular activity due to the city’s temperate climate and the historical availability of open land. The activity is centralized at the Tagaytay Picnic Grove, where a dedicated horseback riding ring and a 2.8-kilometer bridle path are maintained. This allows for a controlled environment suitable for tourists of varying skill levels.
Picnic Area
The concept of the picnic area is a cornerstone of the Tagaytay tourist experience, particularly for families and large groups from Manila. At the Tagaytay Picnic Grove, this is facilitated through an extensive network of rentable cottages, huts, and gazebos, with prices ranging from PHP 100 to PHP 500 depending on size and location. The practice of bringing home-cooked food or purchasing local delicacies for a communal salu-salo is a deep-seated tradition.
Zipline
The introduction of ziplines transformed the Tagaytay Ridge into a destination for eco-adventure. The Tagaytay Ridge Zipline, located within the Picnic Grove complex, offers a 250-meter ride that suspends participants up to 300 feet above the ground. Riders can reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour, providing a high-velocity perspective of the caldera and the surrounding greenery.