"A 3 days 2 nights climb via the Akiki trail. Good thing the weather is fine on the whole adventure. Temperature dropped at 2°c when we were at the saddle camp. Sea of clouds was seen when we went to the summit. We went down via the Ambangeg trail. " — frankoie • Jan 12, 2018

"It was a weekday overnight hike with a group of 20 people from all parts of Metro Manila. It was my first official hike without any prior trek trainings but I was able to summit the 2nd highest peak of the Philippines! #PROUD" — mackmagno • Jan 18, 2017

"Ambangeg Trail w/ TrailAdventours https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1134802669878363.1073741844.1102703419754955&type=3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhuLj1_H_6Y " — yanengskie • Dec 28, 2015

"As we started trekking at around 12 nn, Oct. 26, 2015, we met fellow hikers who had their trip a day ahead. They were really frustrated not to be able to see the sunrise at the summit that day. We trekked smoothly and reached camp 3 at around 2 pm. Just as our tent was pitched, I went for a nap. In a short while, my friends are rushing to their tents as the rain starts to pour down stronger. It was a cold, wet and wild experience!! All of our tents are dripping, aged tents, you know... the waterproofing is already worn out. We are all making all means to keep our extra clothes and sleeping bags safe. Around 6:00 pm when the rain was gone. We saw beautiful burning red wide reflection of the sunset and the fool moon-in-October, huge and bright as mercury. We prepared for dinner and had coffee... and another cup... and more coffee. Then snoring time at 8:30 pm. We woke up at around 3:30 am, had coffee and some managed to have meal. We trekked to the summit at 4:00 am. Few more steps to the summit and boom !!! there was a huge bright yellow-redish ball at the peak of the western ranges. For a moment, I was disoriented, thought it was the sunrise. I have to turn..." — kataguan • Oct 27, 2015

"Traverse hike from Akiki to Ambangeg. Day 1: Register at DENR, travel to jumpoff, hike to Eddet River Day 2: Hike to Saddle Camp (Camp 3) Day 3: Summit sunrise, hike to Ambangeg Ranger Station" — nmenego • Sep 26, 2015

"My 3rd climb of Mt. Pulag was not filled by sea of clouds, but it was extremely beautiful nonetheless. The summit during the summer season offered clear views of the vast mountain ranges of Benguet and Northern Luzon, Philippines." — ramng • May 3, 2015

"My 2nd summit of Mt. Pulag was not filled by sea of clouds, but it was extremely beautiful nonetheless. The summit during the summer season offered clear views of the vast mountain ranges of Benguet and Northern Luzon, Philippines." — ramng • Apr 19, 2015

""It’s not simply about reaching the summit but about showing respect for the mountain and enjoying the journey." Furrrrfect weather..roadtrip..toploading sa jeep..hiking...overnight camping..full moon..captivating sunrise..mesmerizing sea of clouds..dwarf bamboos..sidetrip sa baguio..friendship..lifetime memories..love!love!love! You really stole our hearts Mt. Pulag! ♥ " — Budi • Nov 17, 2013

"Joined a group of tour/climb organisers who are based in Manila. But I had to be in Baguio a day ahead of the group as I had other plans. I was accommodated by Sir Gaby Tinio in their lovely family home in the outskirts of Baguio City. That was where i was picked up by the group on the early morning of February 10, 2012, 2 days after I turned 33. We arrived at the DENR Station before 7 in the morning, waited until the funny but very knowledgeable DENR Officer arrived and started her briefing and orientation on the what and what not's while at Mt Pulag. Before 10 o'clock AM we reached the Ranger Station and started our ascent to Mt Pulag. We had lunch midway to Camp 2. It was like a waiting shed where climbers can make a stop at and rest before continuing the climb. A little over 1pm, February 11th, we reached Camp 2 where we set up camp. After putting up our tents, we took time to explore the panoramic surroundings, took photos amidst the extraordinarily cold temperature. As the night set in, we were all wearing double or triple layers of warm clothes. The wind on that night was furious and that made the temperature even colder. Some of us had a had time sleeping becau..." — EyomSadongdong • Feb 12, 2012

" OCT 31, 08 left cubao for Baguio at 10:30pm arriving at baguio at 4:10am in the morning, 4:29 our group gathered. The jeep left for the DENR station, along the way we took our breakfast at the so called kabayan kainan nyahaha,at about 6:45am we stop for a while at the DAM to take some pictures 5 to 10 minutes, lang then alis na for the DENR registration hahaha small world my classmate ranger & I saw each other sa DENR hahaha highschool classmate ko pareho kame mountaineer way back 98, after the briefing at DENR at 9:00 am we headed to travel for RANGER STATION riding the jeepney with the super duper hyper BUMPY ROAD bawal matulog! ang matulog puputok ang ULO! hahahaha, you should try riding the jeepney hahaha feeling na nasa dryer ka ng washing machine soak & dry hahahaha, bago mag 11:00 am we arrived the RANGER STATION 15 minutes after LAKAD na! ouch! Super COLD! Breathtaking lahat ng view sa MT.PULAG ang signal ng mobile phones namin eh lulubog at lilitaw hahahaha, tired but every bit of our sweat was worth it! 19 mountaineers climbing the PLAYGROUND OF THE GODS, the best thing about it was having children along with us climbing, ang tibay nila although yung 3 yrs old got sleep..." — xave • Oct 31, 2008