The Stations of the Cross at the Walkway to the Old Volcano in Camiguin is a must-visit for both spiritual pilgrims and travelers seeking a deeper connection to the island’s history. Set against the backdrop of Mount Vulcan, which erupted in 1871, the trail offers a peaceful, scenic ascent with stunning views of Camiguin’s landscapes and coastline.
This site features life-sized statues depicting the 14 Stations of the Cross, a representation of Christ’s journey to his crucifixion. During Holy Week, thousands of devotees trek the path in a moving spiritual pilgrimage. The walk is both physically and spiritually enriching, as each station invites reflection and prayer.
Beyond its religious significance, the Walkway also ties into Camiguin’s volcanic past, blending faith and history in a unique way. Whether you’re a pilgrim or simply exploring the island, this trail offers a serene experience filled with both beauty and meaning.
The Stations of the Cross:
- Jesus is condemned to death
- Jesus takes up His cross
- Jesus falls for the first time
- Jesus meets His mother
- Simon of Cyrene helps carry the cross
- Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
- Jesus falls a second time
- Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
- Jesus falls a third time
- Jesus is stripped of His garments
- Jesus is nailed to the cross
- Jesus dies on the cross
- Jesus is taken down from the cross
- Jesus is laid in the tomb
