Awesome – will deffo check it out. Loved our trip there recently and can’t wait to get back there. 🙂

Thanks for the kind words Clara. Thanks for checking us out.

There are a lot of places to trek in the Philippines. Check out our blog and click on the “Mountain Trekking” tab. 🙂

Try out other adventures as well—caving, canyoning, etc.

Thanks for the kind words. We spent almost 3 weeks in the Philippines, but with the exception of visiting the hanging coffins and the volcano outside of Manila, we didn’t do much trekking. Where would you recommend this for the next time?

Haha I agree. He was a curious little thing, but I think he does it for everyone. Now that the climbing season is happening again, I keep seeing his fluffy face cropping up on Instagram. Thanks for chkcing us out. 🙂

It’s deffo the way on the trails in these remote parts of the world. Although – the further along we got on this trek the busier the trails got. It’s great intel though – you always find out what lies ahead and what the conditions are before you head out, which is great.

Thanks for the kind words. That dog as happy to see us, but I think it’s cheating on us lol. I keep seeing him cropping up over Instagram with other trekkers. So much for loyalty. 🙂

The acclimatisation walks are really the only way to help coach your body through these sorts of outings. It’s also a great way to see how your body will respond – sometimes you will never know until you are there. And yes – we had great weather for our trek. We went on the shoulder season before the main climbing time and it was ideal. Less crowded with views. Those that get the clouds or no views at all are either a) just doing the trek for the exercise or b) didn’t do their research.