Hiking matters #329: Yet again, Batulao / My take on brushfires

Today, I went to Mt. Batulao for a ‘workout’ hike with Journeying James, who happened to be intown (we both

The New PinoyMountaineer Dri Fit Shirt: Short and Long Sleeves with new colors!

The new PinoyMountaineer Dri Fit shirts are now available in a short-sleeved version for P400, and more colors for the

PinoyMountaineer Shirt no. 10, “Leave No Trace” is now available in all The Perfect White Shirt Stores! The shirt depicts

Facing the Boulders: This is the Mt. Apo I want to cherish and remember by Gideon Lasco, PinoyMountaineer.com LAST APRIL,

PinoyMountaineer was informed by Mr. Andy Regla of the Mt. Guiting-Guiting National Park about new policies and updates on the

Imok Hill (also spelled Imoc Hill; also known to locals as Mt. Obabis or Telefast) is one of the geographic

Seven months after we did the Mt. Damas dayhike traverse (Hiking matters #282), My friends and I once again joined

Gear review by Cecil Morella (AMCI) Equipment Adviser, PinoyMountaineer.com The main downside of tiny, gramme-shaving gear is that they could

On February 7, 2013, Agot Isidro and I went for a weekday hike up Manabu Peak. We met up early

The Sierra Madre is actually the mountain range closest to Manila, and yet it is not well-explored, and this is