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15th October 2026

Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #336

Weekly Snow News for Northern Hemisphere, updated 15 October 2026: Three more Austrian glaciers open for 26-27 season; up to 14" (35cm) of snowfall reported high in US Rockies; snowmaking underway with target Nov 6 opening at Tahoe.

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15th October 2026

Global Weekly Snow Roundup #336

Weekly Global Snow News, updated 15 October 2026: Northern hemisphere overtakes southern for areas open; Three more Austrian glaciers open for 26-27; Argentina's season over.

Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #336

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15th October 2026

Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #336

Weekly Snow News for Southern Hemisphere, updated 15 October 2026: More snowfall in the Andes but last area open in Argentina ends its season, three i Chile continue on, one extending into November. Three centres also operating in New Zealand with this weekend the final one for largest, Cardrona.

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Mount Pulai

Path along the way are tar road, so it is considered an easy hike. Along the 5km path, there are a few steep slope, but not too harsh. It took me about 1 hour to reach the top and another 1 hour to descend.

Nothing much to see at the top, but wind is strong and air is fresh. There is waterfall at the entrance of the trail, good place for picnic as well.

Plenty of car park at the entrance of the trail.

Malaysia

26 Sep 2013

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Bukit Pagon

Dear visitors, I will organise trip to.Mt Pagon on this upcoming month from 17th - 19th March, 2017. If any web visitors interested to join please contact by e mail ex_patriot@hotmail for further information.
For everyone information the fastest way to reach Mt Pagon is from Limbang, Sarawak and can be reach by 4x4 vehicle, the rest of the activity is trekking all the way to Mt Pagon summit.

Thank you.

Zul

Brunei

19 Jan 2017

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Gunung Angsi

It’s about an hour from KL to Seremban, about 60km to the south, and then another 20min drive to the start of one of the trails to the peak. We are taking the Bukit Putus route up, which is the shorter and more direct route, starting at an altitude of 285m. The trail from the large parking area is impossible to miss and is well marked. It's a fairly steep but direct route to the summit, which took 90min (4.1km)

There's a large flat area with a shelter at the summit, and some views (not great!) over the surrounding area.

The descent we are taking is the longer Ulu Bendul trail. It’s narrower and seems less trafficked than the Bukit Putus route we took up (although other trip reports suggest this longer route is more popular) – and descends even more steeply. In a number of places there are sections of rope in place to help descend the slippery track. Once you reach the valley the track follows the river, and there are a number of beautiful cascades and swimming holes. It took 3 hours to cover the 7.4km descent, with a number of photography stops. To avoid a 3km walk along the highway back to our car, we hitched a lift from the cafe, which would also be a great spot for lunch.

Full report: https://hikingtheworld.blog/2017/08/17/gunung-angsi/

Oliver Descoeudres

Australia

21 Aug 2017

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Trus Madi

The Trusmadi peak can be reached via three routes:
* Mannan trail via Sinua (longest trail)
* Kaingaran trail via Tambunan (easiest route)
* Mastan trail via Keningau (shortest but least developed).

I took the Mannan trail, taking about five hours by car to reach the small village of Sinua from Kota Kinabalu, and staying in "Camp 1" before starting the walk on the following morning.

The walk from Camp 1 to Camp 2 is 7.4km took about three hours. It's an old logging road - so not too steep. Lots of leeches.

From Camp 2 the summit is 4.2km. We started at 1am (too early) and reached the peak at 4am. Very steep and rough track. Best view from the top is from the observation tower, about 400m from the peak.

From the summit back to the bottom (11.6km) took about five hours, with a brief stop for breakfasts at Camp 2.

Very enjoyable walk despite many leeches at the bottom.

Track notes and photos: https://hikingtheworld.blog/2018/04/26/trusmadi-mannan-trail-from-sinua/

Oliver Descoeudres

Australia

11 May 2018

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Mount Kinabalu

Be patience. No need to rush. Maintain your heart rate at the level you are most comfortable.

Stop as you need to. Replenish water as much as you need. Eat and munch from time to time along the hike. Hire a porter or a mountain guide (both can be the same person) to be with you all the time is the best choice if you are moderately fit (cannot run up and down the mountain type).

Waterproof jacket and pants are important. Keep yourself as warm as possible. Don't underestimate the temperature. No heroic actions or ego needed, make sure you can reach to the summit is not only your physical condition (train for it no joke) but also your mental condition at that point. Turning back when you need to is not a shameful decision. It is a live or death decision. So turn back when you know you cannot. (Very costly when porters need to bring you down. Can reach to RM16-20K depending on your weight and condition.

Train hard. Don't forget to train your arms too. To reach the peak, a lot of robe climbing needed which need much arm strength.

Whatsoever, please stay safe and be wise to turn back whenever and wherever you are. Your life is more important than summiting.

KSW

Malaysia

24 Sep 2024

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