This post is a follow-up to the article on mountain biking at The Fort.

This series is taken from camperspoint.com a site that profiles lots of different available activities to outdoor enthusiasts.

UP Diliman
University of the Philippines is a huge campus that lays North of Quezon City, in the Diliman Area (2 kms away from Quezon Circle). Between the university’s departments, you’ll be surprised to find nicely kept stretches of tropical forest, criss-crossed with interesting paths and paved roads. An area is closed to trafic during week ends, and nature lovers gather there either roller-blading, biking, jogging, playing soccer or simply lying in the grass. Wear a helmet and be very respectful as the area can get crowded sometimes. View full post..

Hello again, Bike

Biking…something every other person in the world knows. For most people, it gets lost in their childhood. A number of those want it back. I am one of those people.

As a kid, biking was my ticket to adventure in my little protected world. It was my way to explore the dark, dangerous roads in a gated community. Nothing else mattered when I was on a bike. No two-foot, domesticated dog was going to chew off my foot. I was fearless. Those dogs couldn’t catch me even if they ran ‘til they got lost…even if that was only around the corner. View full post..

Biking enthusiasts need not travel outside the city or navigate around dangerous Metro Manila roads in the early hours of the morning just to be able to ride their bikes. There is a bike trail open to the public at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig. View full post..