Laguna Lake and Mt. Makiling Development to address urgent problems affecting the resources and to formulate a master plan for the development of the lake and the reserve which are seen as integrated ecosystems. Places of interest Makiling National Scout Reservation, a campsite at the foot of Mount Makiling adjacent to U.P. Los Baños, which is being managed by the Boy Scouts of the Philippines this is the site of the 10th World Scout Jamboree in 1959 and 26th Asia-Pacific Regional Jamboree in 2009 and 2010. Mud Springs, a place which was known as Natugnos, is widely accepted albeit erroneously as the volcanic crater of Mount Makiling National Arts Center, a patch of land at the foot of Mount Makiling adjacent to U.P. Los Baños, which is being managed by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the site of the Philippine High School for the Arts, a special school for young artist scholars Pook ni Maria Makiling, now closed, was an eco-tourism site adjacent to the Jamboree Site, National Arts Center and U.P. Los Baños University of the Philippines, Los Baños The CCF Mt. Makiling Recreation Center (known as MMRC) is a Christian recreation camp and retreat center owned by CCF and operated by RHI, located at Santo Tomas, Batangas on the slopes of Mt. Makiling. It is the prayer mountain and retreat center of Christ's Commission Fellowship. Geographical features Rivers and creeks Munting River — Santo Tomas Siam-Siam Creek — Calamba Sipit Creek — Calamba Pansipit Creek — Calamba Pansol Creek — Calamba Dampalit River — Los Baños Saran Creek — Los Baños Pili Creek — Los Baños Molawin Creek — Los Baños Maitim River — Bay Calo River — Bay Maars Alligator Lake, Los Baños Cones Named as hills La Mesa Hill, Calamba Mayondon Hill, Los Baños Sison Hill, Los Baños Named as mountains Mount Bijiang, Calamba Mount Camotes, Calamba Mount Masaia, Calamba Mount Cabulugan, Bay Mount Buboy, Calauan Mount Bulalo, Calauan Mount Tamlong, Calauan Mount Olila, Alaminos Hiking activity Mt. Makiling is a popular hiking destination. The two major trails begin at the UPLB College of Forestry and Brgy. San Miguel, Santo Tomas, Batangas. The UPLB trail is more commonly used, taking 4–5 hours to reach the summit (Peak 2). This trail was closed in October 2007 due to trail damage wrought by Typhoon Xangsane in September 2006. The trail was closed again in December 2012