Hiking matters #592: Mt. Banahaw de Tayabas, the “other side” of Southern Tagalog’s highest peak
Mt. Banahaw is a complex volcano with a U-shaped crater that faces south; on the West lies Unang Dungaw which
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Mt. Banahaw is a complex volcano with a U-shaped crater that faces south; on the West lies Unang Dungaw which
Read moreDr. Charles Pickering (1805-1878) annotated by Gideon Lasco From the “Manila and Sulu in 1842” narrative by US Com. Chas.
Read moreThe team (L-R): Koi Grey, Daryl Comagon, Sky Biscocho, and myself In a DENR-approved climb (Permit 2013-052), Sky Biscocho, the
Read moreOn Monday, May 27, 2013, it was reported that a female hiker, later identified as Gina Gacutan, was issing in
Read moreInasmuch as we mountaineers would love to climb Mt. Banahaw again, we respect the DENR’s plan to extend the public
Read moreHkers belonging to two groups were allegedly arrested yesterday, September 18, 2011, for climbing parts of Mt. Banahaw which have
Read moreSummary: Mayon, Taal, Bulusan, Halcon, and Banahaw are currently closed to the public as of May 31, 2011. Mt. Mayon
Read moreIn a DENR-approved climb (Permit No. 2011-023) that coincided with my 25th birthday last May 6, 2011, my friends and
Read moreMt. Halcon: No definite opening date yet. I texted our usual sources in Baco, Oriental Mindoro and a town official
Read moreAccording to a report from Abante Tonite and as corroborated with our contacts in Dolores, Quezon, three persons, namely Robert
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