5/5 Michael B. 2 years ago on Google
However
heavy
or
light,
take
a
balanced
load
with
you
while
climbing
because
every
step
is
a
risk
to
be
averted
and
balance
is
a
must.
Gloves
are
a
must
because
your
fingers
will
take
a
beating
after
hundreds
of
grappling,
grabbing,
hooking
into
rocks,
roots,
stems
and
ropes.
You
will
crawl
at
many
points;
hug
the
ground
in
order
not
to
topple
or
lose
balance.
The
trail
ranges
from
dry
to
muddy,
flat
to
very
steep;
mostly
needing
holding
something,
no
need
for
walking
sticks
use
your
hands.
Buy
some
3L
cheap
hydration
bladder
from
shopee
etc
wash
it,
fill
it
and
use
it
because
your
body
will
need
those
replacements
after
sweating
a
ton.
There
are
buko
vendors
at
almost
every
station.
It
is
crowded
(like
100
people
queuing
to
pose
on
the
rocks)
at
midday
weekend
at
the
summit.
Don't
stray
from
any
of
your
groupmates
esp
your
guides
the
trail
is
tricky
at
many
points.
Every
step
up
or
down
has
an
impact
on
your
body,
better
to
train
beforehand.
Tinipak
area
along
Agos
River
is
a
meandering
geologic
wonder
with
very
wide
variety
of
sediment
size
from
fine
sand
to
3m-high
boulders,
there
are
also
rocks
looking
like
white
marbles
with
veins
(it
may
be
dusty
when
the
wind
blows,
the
wind
is
channeled
through
the
deep
canyon
carved
by
the
meandering
river).
The
water
ranges
from
very
shallow
and
white
to
deep
and
dark
green.
You
can
practice
smooth
water
photography
by
bringing
a
light
tripod.
Always
wipe
your
camera
lens
to
make
sure
you
capture
a
clear
photo
in
order
not
to
miss
a
memory.
Cobra,
gatorade
and
water
do
the
trick
for
me.
Bring
at
least
3
cobra
and
3
gatorade,
or
you
can
buy
gatorade
at
Heart
Peak
for
60pesos.
Heart
Peak
and
Tinipak
Area
(Agos
River)
can
be
seen
from
each
other.
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