Tag: Top Ten Highest
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Going down Mt. Kalatungan’s Dead Nails Trail
[box type=”info”]I’m recounting our Mt. Kalatungan-Wiji Traverse Photo climb in a four part mini series. This is the third part of that series.[/box] [dropcap style=”1″]W[/dropcap]hen we reached the summit of Mt. Kalatungan, I was hoping the hardest part of this climb is over. But such hope is just wishful thinking. What we have summited so far,…
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Proposed Mt. Kalatungan-Mt. Wiji Traverse Photo-Climb Itinerary
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Update: Now I’m actually continually tweaking this itinerary to suit our planned photo-climb. As you all know by now, my hiking sorties nowadays are mainly for photo-climbs/hikes rather than race to peak or conquer. So expect “tweaked” itineraries, slow paced hikes, lots of stops and prolonged hiking time. I will also be including a google…
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Preparation Essentials for Photo Climbing Mt. Apo
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]’ve been to the summit Mt. Apo in the past, but this was my first serious photo climb of the trail and the summit. This was a dream come true for me and it would not have been a success without the support of my climbing buddies -Chris, Onin, Merryl, Joan, Jo Sy, Grace and my…
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Mt. Dulang-Dulang Hike via Sungco Trail: A Cold and Mindful Mountain Adventure
“It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” – Sir Edmund Hillary Entering the Realm of Mt. Dulang-Dulang In our last Mt. Kitanglad hike, I thought I’d had my fill of cold peaks and bone-chilling climbs—until I found myself shivering under layers of clothing on top of Mt. Dulang-Dulang (fondly called D2), the second highest…