Hiking matters #242: Mt. Ugo Traverse, Day 2: Up the summit and down Itogon
Continued from HM#241: After a good night’s rest in one of the classrooms of Domolpos Elementary School, we started trekking
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Continued from HM#241: After a good night’s rest in one of the classrooms of Domolpos Elementary School, we started trekking
Read morePaula Peralejo and I have long been planning a hiking trip, and when her sister Rica Peralejo expressed enthusiasm, the
Read moreWe’ve been getting a lot of requests for a reprint of Shirt no . 1 and Shirt no. 3, so
Read moreMt. Sicapoo is a very special mountain to me, and I am glad that there has been a lot of
Read moreRecent events have created some confusion regarding the status of Mts. Banahaw, Cristobal and Batulao, hence this short clarification. However,
Read moreBACLAYON, BOHOL – I had looked into the possibility of doing some hiking here in Bohol tomorrow but my priorities
Read moreNAIA TERMINAL 3 – Mt. Daguldol at San Juan, Batangas is at the far side of the province, and is
Read moreUpdate (3/2/12): Mt. Batulao remains open on both trails to the public. There are no changes in the status of
Read moreThe literature on earthquake safety and hiking is very limited but we can extrapolate from general principles of earthquake safety,
Read moreby Gideon Lasco January 12, 2008 Blogger’s note: This climb was held during a time when the Maktrav dayhike as
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