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Our Wild Weekends Outdoor-loving Family of Four (4). Follow us for Itineraries, Hiking, travel tips, and family adventures Inspiration — one wild weekend at a time.

Not every inheritance is written in paper or gold. Some are written in trails, in tired legs, in skies this wide.
26/02/2026

Not every inheritance is written in paper or gold. Some are written in trails, in tired legs, in skies this wide.

From being carried on trails… to conquering them on his own.You’re not the baby we carried anymore. You walked that trai...
23/02/2026

From being carried on trails…
to conquering them on his own.

You’re not the baby we carried anymore. You walked that trail yourself. You stood there confidently, arms open, proud and happy. The same mountain you once visited as an 8-month-old baby is now a place you can return to on your own two feet.

It makes me realize how fast time moves. One day you’re in my arms, and the next, you’re reaching summits on your own.

The mountains watched you grow.
And we did too. 💛

After More than 10years
MT. ULAP ECO TRAIL, Caloy is back!

📸 aunt Jhobhelita 😘

Sharing a DIY itinerary, espenses, and contact details for those planning a Manabu Peak climb.This post is intended as a...
13/02/2026

Sharing a DIY itinerary, espenses, and contact details for those planning a Manabu Peak climb.

This post is intended as a planning reference only—perfect for hikers/mountaineers who prefer to organize their own trips and want an idea of expenses, timeline, and logistics.

🌱 Gentle reminders:
• Practice Leave No Trace
• Respect locals, guides, and LGU rules
• Always check weather and trail conditions
• Climb within your limits and come prepared

Feel free to save, share, or add your own DIY tips in the comments.
Happy and safe hiking! ⛰️💚

Spotted along the trail in Mt. Balagbag.Hindi lahat ng “I was here” kailangang iukit sa bato. Mas tumatagal ang respeto...
11/02/2026

Spotted along the trail in Mt. Balagbag.

Hindi lahat ng “I was here” kailangang iukit sa bato.
Mas tumatagal ang respeto sa kalikasan kaysa sa pangalan na iniiwan dito.

The mountains are not our canvas — they are our responsibility.

Leave No Trace. 🌿

-OurWildWeekends

Mt. Tapulao is temporarily CLOSED for trail rehabilitation and environmental recovery.This closure should also remind us...
03/02/2026

Mt. Tapulao is temporarily CLOSED for trail rehabilitation and environmental recovery.
This closure should also remind us—especially hike organizers—that mountains are not just products to sell.

Leave No Trace is not optional.
It’s not a tagline.
It’s a responsibility.

Kapag mas inuuna ang quota, kita, at dami ng joiners kaysa sa trail capacity, safety,
at kalikasan; ito ang resulta.
Nature eventually asks us to stop.

Let this be a pause not just for the mountain,
but for us to reflect.
Protect the trails. Respect the mountains.
Because if we don’t, there will be nothing left to climb.



Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/17nki59fVn/?mibextid=wwXIfr

INVITATIONAL CLIMB ⛰️Mt. Ulap Overnight + Baguio City Sidetrip📅 February 21–22, 2025This climb is for those who want to ...
03/02/2026

INVITATIONAL CLIMB ⛰️
Mt. Ulap Overnight + Baguio City Sidetrip
📅 February 21–22, 2025

This climb is for those who want to experience the mountains as they are—simple, intentional, and grounded.

Join us for an overnight climb to Mt. Ulap, where we move at a steady pace, respect the trail, and focus on the experience rather than the rush to the summit. After the climb, we’ll enjoy a Baguio City sidetrip to slow down and close the weekend meaningfully.

Rate:
• Adult: ₱2,800
• Kids: ₱2,500

Inclusions:
• All registration fees (Barangay & DENR)
• Licensed guide fees
• Van rental (2D1N)
• Organized itinerary & coordination
• Community-style climb (small, manageable group)

Exclusions:
• Food (we’ll do group sharing with what everyone brings)

Important reminders / Disclaimer:
• Participants are expected to be self-contained
• If you don’t have a tent, tent rental is available for ₱250
• No drone shots
• No buffet food
• No luxury setups
• This is a true mountaineering experience—basic conditions, shared responsibilities, and respect for the mountain

This climb is ideal for those who value preparedness, teamwork, and learning from the outdoors—not just photo opportunities. Kids are welcome, with the understanding that safety, pacing, and responsibility always come first.

📩 Limited slots only.
To join, send us a DM or comment “ULAP” and we’ll message you the full details.

Let’s spend the weekend where it truly matters—on the trail. ⛰️
— Our Wild Weekends

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Nasaan kami? ❤️Wrong answers only 🤣
01/02/2026

Nasaan kami? ❤️

Wrong answers only 🤣

Mt. Pulag (via Ambangeg) What We Wore as a Family ❄️👨🏻👩🏻🧑🏻👦🏻Hiking Mt. Pulag via Ambangeg is often described as “easy,” ...
26/01/2026

Mt. Pulag (via Ambangeg)
What We Wore as a Family ❄️👨🏻👩🏻🧑🏻👦🏻

Hiking Mt. Pulag via Ambangeg is often described as “easy,” and in many ways, it is. The trail is friendly, the ascent is gradual, and it’s a favorite for beginners. But one thing we’ve learned over time is this: no hike is ever truly easy when the weather decides otherwise.

Up in Pulag, conditions can change quickly. A calm, sunny start can turn into biting cold, strong winds, and thick fog in just a few moments. And when you’re hiking not just for yourself but with your family, especially kids, preparedness becomes everything.

These are the clothes we wore on our climb:
mine, Carlos’,& our kids’, Caloy (11) and Ivar(6).
Every layer was chosen with intention. Not for style, but for warmth, movement, and comfort. Because in the mountains, proper clothing isn’t optional, it’s part of safety.

Hiking with kids teaches you a different kind of responsibility. You don’t just think about reaching the summit; you think about keeping little bodies warm, dry, and happy enough to keep going. When children are comfortable, they enjoy the hike more—and when they enjoy it, they learn to love the mountains too.

A few simple reminders for family hikes like Mt. Pulag:
• Always dress in layers so you can adjust to changing weather
• Prioritize warmth and wind protection, even on “easy” trails
• Choose clothes that allow kids to move freely and stay dry
• Remember: weather can turn a simple trail into a challenging one

The mountain doesn’t ask for much, just respect.
And respect, for us, starts with being ready. ⛰️

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