Opinion: Mt. Apo reopening is too soon and too expensive
by Gideon Lasco In the aftermath of last year’s forest fire that ravaged Mt. Apo, local authorities pledged to
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by Gideon Lasco In the aftermath of last year’s forest fire that ravaged Mt. Apo, local authorities pledged to
Read moreWhile the Mt. Apo fire has been contained in Kidapawan, Makilala, Bansalan and Lake Venado, our correspondents on site report that the fire
Read moreNote: This is a developing story. Please contact news@pinoymountaineer.com if you have updates or further information. Update (3/28/2016): We are getting
Read moreAfter climbing two major mountains in southeastern Mindanao: Mt. Candalaga in Compostela Valley (see Hiking matters #432-433)and Mt. Mayo in
Read moreFacing the Boulders: This is the Mt. Apo I want to cherish and remember by Gideon Lasco, PinoyMountaineer.com LAST APRIL,
Read moreTALOMO-APO TRAVERSE Davao City and Davao del Sur Entry point: Purok 6, Tamayong, Calinan, Davao City Exit point: Sitio Mainit,
Read morePinoyMountaineer.com periodically issues “Hiking advisories” as a form of warning to fellow climbers as regards conditions in various mountains. However,
Read moreIt was the third day of clear skies: truly an epiphany at the highest campsite in the Philippines. Although the
Read moreWaking up in Basinan campsite felt like waking up in a strange land. I walked carefully through the logs to
Read moreIt was a cold and damp night in Lumot Campsite, about 2200 MASL, but after waking up the next morning,
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