Bitbit Bridge — Attraction in Bulacan

It was a nice ride. I'm actually looking for the rafting side of Bitbit river but the locals said that a particular company or group usually handles it and they start near Bitbit bridge waiting for the high tide early in the morning.

The scenery going to Bitbit bridge is outstanding and refreshing. Some roads are kinda jagged but there is an even road up from barangay San Mateo local market where you can have a smooth ride with your motorcycle and have an easy banking while maintaining a cruising speed. Wow, what an experience.

You would pass on some view decks of the Ipo Dam on the way. I even ate lomi on the view deck while gazing the Dam from afar and just enjoying the gentle breeze of a colder wind on my face from this hot summer afternoon.

You will also pass the road going to Pinagrealan Cave. Too bad, im not ready for it and i have scarce time and i even dont have a swimwear with me. I guess it would be for another episode of adventure to this side...

This is first time ride that we are complete members or couples' in our group especially Travelling a bit far from manila to nature's place like this is so proud. Of course ensure visitors who likes to experience here in river must have their "panligo kit". However, the place does not have clean water coming from pipe after soaking from river and when you need to wash your body. If you'll just change your wet cloth in "comfort" room, you need to pay 5 pesos. But we are smiled and looking forward for some improvement on next our ride and visit. We also visited ipo dam but we took only a group picture behind in front of gate. Unfortunately, we missed visiting the angat dam. Still, our group is greatly enjoyed the rides and that's the important of...

The road to this place is filled with winding roads so if ever you get carsick easily, stock up on Bonamine and White Flower. The place is quite scenic. We went here on a weekend and there are noticeably a few cars and motorcycles parked at the side while their drivers and passengers took photos and selfies. No parking is allowed on the left side of the bridge. Food stalls are now stationed on the right side of the bridge, complete with their own chairs and tables so you can have a meal comfortable. They have the usual street food staples like siomai, mami, pares, shawarma, and the usual sari sari store finds. Perfect view and place to comtemplate and a change of pace. If you are craving for a mini road trip, add this to one...