Hiking matters #531: A fun afternoon hike in Mt. Maculot’s Rockies

Weather is usually great right after a storm, and when it became clear that Typhoon Nina had safely left Luzon,

Gear Review: Bivouac Windu Trekking Pole

A trekking pole is a valuable tool for hiking – an extension of one’s arm that allows hikers to gain

ANTIGUA GUATEMALA – From Managua, I took a van to Leon, and immediately headed to the Quetzaltrekkers office to ask

ANTIGUA GUATEMALA – After the enjoyable hike up Volcan Maderas, I arranged for a hike up its taller, tougher counterpart, the

GUATEMALA CITY – Continued from Hiking matters #519: From San Jose, I decided to proceed directly to Nicaragua. I took

GUATEMALA CITY – Continued from Hiking matters #518: From Boquete, Panama, I went back to David and took the Tracopa

BOQUETE, PANAMA – Central America is replete with volcanoes, which, like the ones in the Philippines, Japan, and Indonesia, are part

SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA – Unfortunately I only had four days in Kyushu, and I had to devote one day to

FUKUOKA, JAPAN – As soon as we started to ascend through the stone staircase surrounded by the torii, temples and

FUKUOKA, JAPAN – Three months after our very successful Kyushu summer hiking trip, we are back in Japan’s southernmost main

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