Hiking matters #606: Mt. Balungao, a short but sweet hike in Pangasinan

After exploring Mt. Amorong (see Hiking matters #605) we retraced our route back to the Rosales-Umingan Road and headed to

Hiking matters #605: Mt. Amorong in Umingan, Pangasinan

Pangasinan is not well-known for its mountains, but there are actually a number of peaks in the province – from

HIROSHIMA – Continuing my Hyakumeizan journey in the late autumn after a productive summer which saw me do a solo Daikiretto,

As one of the paramount peaks in the Sierra Madre range, the 1903-meter Mt. Mingan (sometimes pronounced minggan) has always been high on many

LONDON – I have fond memories of trekking in Scotland’s West Highland Way, and when my colleague Maureen and her

by Gideon Lasco Practically, every hiker is an amateur photographer, and many times, there are even more cameras than hikers

Outdoor enthuaists will surely have already heard of the Colorado-based outdoor brand, Lowe Alpine, and it is now in the

TOKYO – I have always wanted to climb Mt. Yarigatake and do the Daikiretto – famous for being Japan’s most

TOKYO – After a restful sleep and early breakfast at Yarigatake Sanso, I set off for the most exciting 9 kilometres

TOKYO – Upon arriving at Hotakadake Sanso I thought it would be the end of Day 2, but I was

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