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My advice to those who wants to do the K2D or D2K traverse is, you should have 100% physical and mental preparedness and at least 1 week of training. There are some parts of the trail that has almost 90 degree rope segments. There are also some parts of the trail that you'll passed and hanged on a cliff were you only depend on the roots of the trees.
I would like to thanks to our Habagat CDO and Habagat Davao friends for making this climb possible.
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| Starting point - Sitio Intavas, La Fortuna, Impasug-ong, Bukidnon |
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| The main jump-off point up to Mt. Kitanglad |
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| One of the beautiful point way up to the summit of Mt. Kitanglad |
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| At the summit of the 4th highest mountain of the Philippines - Mt. Kitanglad |
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| The summit and the huge towers and transmitters of Mt. Kitanglad |
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| Mt. Dulang-dulang as viewed from the summit of Mt. Kitanglad |
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| The Traverse - on the way to D2 |
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| The 50 meters curve drop - Rope segments |
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| Way down to the almost 10 foot cogon trails |
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| The midpoint of the traverse - group pictorial |
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| Sumagaya - Mangabon Range as viewed from the midpoint trail |
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| The mossy trail way up to D2 |
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| The amazing mossy branches |
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| The pretty trees at the foot of D2 |
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| Rest stop - Lunch on trail |
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| Some branch climbing skills applied |
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| The enchanting point way up to D2 |
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| At last - at the summit of the 2nd highest peak of the Philippines |
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| We've gone that far - Mt. Kitanglad summit viewed from D2 summit |
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| Weeeww! What a view! Can't imagine I've survived |
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| Down to the magical Manny's Garden |
