We went there by a compact rent-a-car. Just little bit hard to arrive with muddy, rough road. You'd better have a 4WD car. It is also difficult to go there because there was not an appropriate sign along the road. The view from there was amazing.

We went there by a compact rent-a-car. Just little bit hard to arrive with muddy, rough road. You'd better have a 4WD car. It is also difficult to go there because there was not an appropriate sign along the road. The view from there was amazing.
Take an hour to drive this. Just slow down and take your time in the rough dirt roads. We did this trip in a Toyota Corolla and had no issues. Best picture taking on the island.
The road at the top is steep and has loose gravel. I know of two people on mopeds who took a spill up there. If your' slow and careful- no problem. The views can't be beat- it's the highest point on the island. There are informative signs that tell of different aspects of the Battle of Saipan.
This is the best place to get a panaramic view of almost the entire island. A popular tourist stop so don't expect to be alone.
Lovely 360 degree view of Saipan, worth a visit. It is a long hike to the top and I would advise anybody to hire a four wheel vehicle to visit the mountain, but when your at the top you'll see why it's worth a visit. The view of Saipan is lovely and I'm sure you'll be snapping away with your...
More
The trip up is well worth it. Being the highest point on the island, you are able to see one end to the other. Take a trip up for sunrise or sunset, and make sure you make your way over to the historical info board.
The view is the whole trip. On this highest point on the island of Saipan the location itself is rather bleak and windswept. Can be full of Asian tourists and tour groups on ATV's and 4-wheelers making the drive up very dusty
excellent views of entire Saipan. We hiked the road - easy uphill hike. can drive to the top with good all wheel drive too. Some very good WWII history at the top as well
beautiful views all along the drive. Such diversity on such a small island! Be sure and see it all!
Though Mt. Tapochao is not really high enough to be up in the clouds there are times when the clouds are low enough to cover the mountain top.
Obviously the best day (and those are most) is when there isn't a fog over the mountain.
That said, the view from the top is dazzling.
A full 360 degree panarorama of...
More
If you own or manage Mt.Tapochao, register now for free tools to enhance your listing, attract new reviews, and respond to reviewers.
Manage your listing