Pinoy Mountaineer is one year old!
It was on July 28, 2007 that the idea of PinoyMountaineer was conceived. I had invited travel blogger Ivan Henares
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Mt. Lumot (2,320+)
MT. LUMOT (MT. SUMAGAYA)Balatucan Range, Misamis OrientalMajor jump-off: Sitio Harrohay, Brgy. Lunotan, Gingoog CityLLA: 8°40’51″N, 125°2’34″E, 2320 MASL (summit)Days required
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Mt. Pulag/Akiki Trail (2,922+)
MT. PULAG (AKIKI TRAIL) Kabayan, Benguet Major jump-off: Brgy. Doacan, Kabayan (Akiki) LLA: 16°34’58″N 120°53’15″E, 2922 MASL Hours to summit
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After an extensive researching and analysis of all available data from local and foreign sources, Pinoy Mountaineer releases its list
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Mt. Cinco Picos (881+)
MT. CINCO PICOSSubic, ZambalesMajor jump-off: Sitio Cawag Settment, SubicLLA: 14° 47′ N 120° 9′ E, 881 MASLDays required / Hours
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Mt. Makiling/Sto. Tomas Trail (1,090+)
MT. MAKILING (VIA STO. TOMAS)Sto. Tomas, BatangasJump-off: Brgy. San Miguel, Sto. TomasLLA: 14.13°N 121.20°E, 1090 MASL (Peak 2)Hours to Peak
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Mt. Isarog/Panicuason Trail (1,966+)
MT. ISAROG (VIA PANICUASON TRAIL)Naga City, Camarines SurMajor jump-off: Brgy. Panicuason, Naga CityLLA: 13°40′ N, 123°21′ E, 1966 MASLDays requires
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Mt. Matutum (2,293+)
MT. MATUTUMTupi, South CotabatoMajor jump-off: Sito Glandang, Brgy. Kablon, TupiLLA: 6°22’N, 125°06.5’E, 2293 MASL Days required / hours to summit:
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Taal Volcano (311+)
TAAL VOLCANOBatangas ProvinceJump-off point: Talisay, BatangasLLA: 14°00.1′ N, 120°59.1′ E, 311 MASLDays required / Time to summit: Half-day, 45 minutesSpecs:
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Mt. Ampacao (1,889+)
MT. AMPACAOSagada, Mt. ProvinceMajor jump-off: Ambasing Elementary School, Brgy. Ambasing, SagadaAltitude: 1889 MASL (386 meter gain)Days required / Hours to
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