Showing posts with label Mt. Apo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mt. Apo. Show all posts

Mt. Apo Hiking Guide – Routes, Itinerary, Budget, and Climb Tips

Mt. Apo

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About Mt. Apo

Mt. Apo is the highest mountain in the Philippines, standing at 2,954 meters above sea level. Located between Davao del Sur and North Cotabato, it is a dream climb for many local and international hikers. Its diverse ecosystem includes mossy forests, sulfur vents, boulder sections, and panoramic views at the summit.

The Summit of Mt. Apo - Day 3

Mt. Apo
Hiking to the summit of Mt. Apo - it was the longest night I ever had. When I woke up around 1AM, I did not fall asleep for some reasons. The wind was strong and as it penetrates the fabric of the tent and hits my skin, it was like a knife that cuts because of its temperature. We were also bothered by the bad weather that might affect our ascend to the summit.

Mt. Apo and the Wealth on the Trail

Mt. Apo
If you’re into hiking and mountaineering, Mt. Apo must be part of your bucket list. Apo is the tallest mountain in the Philippines, lying in a few provinces in Mindanao. This photo was captured on November 6, 2015, during our three-day Mt. Apo expedition. In the background is a wide carrot plantation with a thick fog formation. Click here to read our journey on the terrains of Apo.

PHOTOS: Mt. Apo Hike - Day 2

Mt. Apo
Tinikaran Campsite water source | 8:18 AM
Here are my photos | 2nd day Mt. Apo Adventure

PHOTOS: Mt. Apo Hike - Day 1

Mt. Apo
Hiking Mt. Apo was a tough adventure, but it was a life changing experience for me. Despite of some technical factors, like extreme coldness, tiring hike and etc., that measured my strength. I was able to conquer my own fears. It's hard to tell and explain, I am leaving my photos to you.