Since then, Sam has gone back and now she tells me that to get there, we follow the path through the picnic tables. I wasn't able to guess that before as the path goes down the hill.
Once we've come to the bottom of the path, I know it's called the Eco-adventure Trail because of this sign:
The path goes upward again from there, and I found myself taking a breath after some time, wondering when the trail will end.
Before long, we realized we had to cross a suspension bridge to finish the trail.
I am not fond of suspension bridges as (1) It sways, and (2) I fear that the wood is old and rotten, therefore it might break while people are crossing it. It didn't help that kids before us were stamping their way across it.
Despite my fears, I did cross it (I'm the person who went snorkeling even if I don't know how to swim, remember?).
The end of the trail is the other side of the Picnic Grove where you find the nice cottages and the View Deck Restaurant. As the name suggests, on top of the restaurant is a view deck:
As in all places in Tagaytay that has view decks, this place allows you to take a nice picture of Taal Volcano.
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