Mount Pinatubo
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Mount Pinatubo: Hike what is left from the eruption
Summary Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Summary
Mount Pinatubo: The Perfect Philippines Day Hike
In 1991, Mount Pinatubo gave the world its second largest eruption in the 20th Century. It gave the people of the Philippines, particularly the immense city of Manila, quite the shock and a wonderful new summit to hike.
Climbing Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Height and Distance
Natural Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Natural Height
Natural Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Hiking Period
Difficulty Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Hiking Difficulty
Difficulty Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Terrain
Difficulty Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Weather
Difficulty Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Equipment
Facilities Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Support Facilities
Facilities Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Rest Stops & Facilities
Facilities Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Guides and Porters
Accessibility Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Accessibility and Safety
Accessibility Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Location
Accessibility Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Safety
Climbing Mount Pinatubo Philippines - Gallery
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Crow Valley trail on Pinatubo, by Jeep
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Pinatubo 1991 eruption
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Pinatubo by Jeep
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Pinatubo's crater lake
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Crow Valley trail on Pinatubo, by Jeep
The most popular trail on Pinatubo starts with a fun jeep ride through a lava strewn valley. Photo by Belle Co from Pexels
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Pinatubo 1991 eruption
Pinatubo's 1991 explosion was the largest in modern history. (Photo courtesy of The Kentucky National Guard)
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Pinatubo by Jeep
To get up Mount Pinatubo, you have the option of taking the 'Crow Valley' route, in which you drive a 4x4 for an hour along a valley of volcanic mud before climbing for 2 hours to the crater lake. (Photo by Chitiam on Flickr)
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Pinatubo's crater lake
When Pinatubo erupted, the cubic kilometres of earth that was ejected into the air eventually made way for a stunning crater lake.