Mountain News: Banahaw remains closed; Cristobal and Batulao remain open
Recent events have created some confusion regarding the status of Mts. Banahaw, Cristobal and Batulao, hence this short clarification. However,
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Hiking matters #240: Aerial views of Southern Tagalog mountains and lakes
BACLAYON, BOHOL – I had looked into the possibility of doing some hiking here in Bohol tomorrow but my priorities
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Hiking matters #239: Dayhiking Daguldol
NAIA TERMINAL 3 – Mt. Daguldol at San Juan, Batangas is at the far side of the province, and is
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Mountain News: First-time female hiker, 27, dies in Mt. Batulao in tragic fall
Update (3/2/12): Mt. Batulao remains open on both trails to the public. There are no changes in the status of
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Hiking matters #238: Into Maria Makiling’s Realm – My first Maktrav attempt in 2008
by Gideon Lasco January 12, 2008 Blogger’s note: This climb was held during a time when the Maktrav dayhike as
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Hiking matters #237: Hiking up Bongao Peak in Tawi-Tawi, the southernmost islands in the Philippines
In October 2006, during the semestral break of my 2nd year in medical school, I went with my classmate, now
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Mountain News: News from Makiling / Changes in the Maktrav Trail coming soon
After doing Maktrav last Wednesday (Hiking matters #236), Leo Oracion and I proceeded to pay a courtesy call to the
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[Special Itineraries] Luzon 3-2-1: Mt. Timbak, Mt. Tabayoc, and Mt. Pulag via Tawangan-Ambangeg
LUZON 3-2-1 (TIMBAK, TABAYOC, PULAG)Atok-Kabayan-Bokod, BenguetInitial entry point: KM. 55 Halsema Highway (Timbac)Final exit point: Visitors’ Center, Ambangeg (Pulag)LLA: 2717
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Announcing the Snow Mountain (3886) Spring Expedition on April 28 to May 1, 2012!
THE TAIWAN OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE – SPRING 2012: Snow Mountain and Taipei (4D/3N) Fresh from our successful Snow Mountain ascent last
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Hiking matters #236: …and again! Maktrav for the second time in three days!
Two days after the very nice Maktrav dayhike that I did with my American friend Chris (Hiking matters #235), I
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