Deaf Mountaineering Adventureland

21/02/2024

Mt. Pulag

11/06/2022

Happy Independence Day Philippines
June 12, 1898 - June 12, 2022

25/11/2020

Daclan Sulfur Spring

31/03/2020

Always remember at Mt. Pulag

Pls stay at home and stay save lives

03/03/2020

Feb 23, 2020
Thank you for joining our Deaf Mountaineering Adventureland. We conquered Mt. Ayngat Summit (600 masl) 💪👌
You successfully trekked at the top of this ⛰.

03/03/2020

Thank you for joining our Deaf Mountaineering Adventureland. We conquered
Mt. Sipit Ulang and Mt. Espadang Bato together last March 1. 💪👌
Congratulation to these who successfully hiked at the top of this ⛰ for the first time even if they were having hard time but didn't give up. 👏🤗💯🎊🏞️💥

PM us if you have any questions to ask. Thank you.

03/03/2020

In less than Two (2) Months we have already 8 Countries Representative of this year's 5th Anniversary of Mt. APO Sky & Vertical Race. We have from Malaysia (IIII), Japan (II), France (II), United Kingdom (I), Indonesia (I), Russia (I), Hong Kong (I), and all over Philippines.

Race date on April 25-26, 2020 at Obuza Beach Resort, Darung Sta Cruz, Davao Del Sur, Philippines!!

Few Slots Left!!
100km -100 runners -32 hours cut-off
50km -100 runners -15 hours cut-off

✔Asia Trail Master Grandmaster Point for the 100k Runners
✔UTMB 4 Points for the 100k, 2 Points for the 50k
✔ITRA 280 Runners Points for the 100k, 240 Points for the 50k
✔All expense paid Grand Prize for the 100k Male & Female Champion @ Ultra Trail Chiang Rai, Thailand on October 2020

Registration still ongoing!!
100k - P5,000 php only!
50k - P3,500 php only!

Sign-up: https://www.verticaltosky.com/registration.html and complete details on this website: http://verticaltosky.com/mtaposkyrace.html

Spread the word! Cheers! 😊

https://facebook.com/events/522066681882904/?ti=as

28/02/2020

MT. AYNGAT Bagtag ❤️

27/02/2020

Mt. Espadang Bato overnight
February 20-21,2020

02/08/2019

Take care and stay home safe ❤️

MANILA (UPDATE)—A low-pressure area (LPA) monitored off Catanduanes may develop into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours, state weather bureau PAGASA said early Saturday.