Closed mountains: status bulletin

CLOSED MOUNTAINS IN THE PHILIPPINES Disclaimer: This is a partial and unofficial list for advisory purposes only. This is not an

Registry of hiking-related deaths and disappearances in the Philippines

Starting 2009 and retrospectively, PinoyMountaineer.com will keep track of mountaineering-related deaths as a means of commemorating the lives of our

PinoyMountaineer recommends the classification of Philippine mountains according to difficulty with a numeric scale of 1-9 with the purpose of

Welcome to EnCore, the advocacy page of the blog where mountaineers and environmental-minded people can share and call to attention

ANNUAL CLIMBSMany mountains play host to ‘annual climbs’. Sometimes, these open climbs commemorate an event such as, in the case

WELCOME TO THE ‘OPEN CLIMBS’ PAGE!We have a ‘negative’ page on closed mountains, and now we’re puttung up this positive

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