Hiking matters #601: Mt. Siabod in Snowdon National Park, Wales

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

Hiking matters #594: Once again, an Akiki-Ambangeg dayhike of Mt. Pulag

Two and a half years after doing an Akiki-Ambangeg dayhike of Mt. Pulag (see Hiking matters #441), I returned to

Mt. Banahaw is a complex volcano with a U-shaped crater that faces south; on the West lies Unang Dungaw which

TOKYO – Springtime in Japan is nice when it’s sunny, and there is the additional anticipation of the arrival of

A decade ago, the Sierra Madre was seemingly beyond the reach of mountaineers, for many reasons: insurgency and lack of

CHRISTCHURCH – From Queenstown we drove the 500-km stretch of roads to Christchurch but we took “hiking breaks” along the

QUEENSTOWN – Because we’ve been doing so much tramping and driving the day after Ben Lomond was intended to be a

QUEENSTOWN – Upon arrival in Queenstown we were awestruck by the many mountains that surrounded the town and Lake Wakatipu.

QUEENSTOWN, NEW ZEALAND – One day after climbing Mt. Taranaki, we did what is widely-regarded as the most famous dayhike in

QUEENSTOWN, NEW ZEALAND – For my final big adventure of the year I decided to head to New Zealand, joined

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