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IZTACCÍHUATL
White Woman
Summit
Izta-Popo National Park is a key destination for mountain tourism in Mexico, with routes ranging from moderate hikes to the challenging ascent of the 5,230-meter Iztaccíhuatl volcano. Ideal for experienced mountaineers, the park offers base camps, shelters, and spectacular views of Popocatépetl. It is also an excellent place for acclimatization at high altitudes and observing endemic wildlife such as the golden eagle. Its easy access from Mexico City makes it an ideal place for those seeking adventure and contact with nature.
IZTACCÍHUATL
TRAILS
This fascinating expedition takes you on a hike along the trails at the base of the Iztaccíhuatl volcano, ideal for beginners who want to explore the beautiful landscapes of Izta-Popo Zoquiapan National Park. This protected natural area, known for its ecological diversity, offers accessible routes surrounded by forests and spectacular views, making it the perfect destination for beginners in mountaineering who seek to enjoy nature in a safe and peaceful environment.
IZTACCÍHUATL
KNEE
My first 5000
Embark on a private two-day expedition to Iztaccíhuatl and reach the majestic Rodilla Summit, at over 5,000 meters above sea level. Enjoy a first day of preparation in a comfortable camp surrounded by spectacular scenery. The next day, conquer a challenging technical route in the early morning, accompanied by expert guides and high-quality equipment. Experience the thrill of exploring one of Mexico's most iconic volcanoes while enjoying breathtaking views. This tour is designed for small groups, ensuring personalized attention and a safe experience.
Ready for a challenge that will remain etched in your memory?
MALINCHE
Matlalcueye
The One with the Blue Skirt
It is a seismically active volcano with an elevation of 4,440 meters above sea level. This impressive destination offers wonderful trails that will allow you to explore its diverse ecosystems. As you hike, you'll be surrounded by local flora and fauna, enjoying varied landscapes ranging from forests to grasslands. La Malinche is ideal for nature and mountaineering lovers, offering a unique experience in a vibrant natural setting.
Nevado de Toluca
Xinantécatl
Naked Man
Visit Nevado de Toluca, the fourth highest mountain in Mexico, and explore its two beautiful lagoons, among the highest in the world. Also known as Xinantécatl, this majestic stratovolcano is located 60 miles from Mexico City and 20 miles southwest of Toluca.
Enjoy a unique experience visiting a volcano with lakes inside and in an active-passive phase, standing out for its uniqueness among Mexico's volcanoes.
CERRO DE SAN MIGUEL ÁRCANGEL
Desert of the Lions
“Outside the wall, to the southwest and approximately two kilometers away, on the highest mountain in the area, the Carmelites built a chapel dedicated to Saint Michael. Begun in 1722 and completed in 1728, this chapel is an important example of colonial architecture in the Desierto de los Leones. The site not only offers panoramic views but also a peaceful and spiritual environment that reflects the history and devotion of the Carmelites.”
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TEPOZTLÁN
Copper Axe Place
We'll depart for El Tepozteco National Park, take local transportation to San Juan Tlacotenco, and then begin the hike to Tepoztlán. We'll climb Cerro de la Luz, descend through canyons and crevasses to observe the pyramidal base of Tepozteco, and complete the route with a descent of 856 meters. We'll conclude with lunch at local restaurants.
Requires good physical condition. You'll learn about mountaineering culture, hiking techniques, and best practices in the mountain environment.
LABERINTO DEL LINCE
Mineral del Chico
This beautiful natural park is one of the oldest in the country, decreed as such in 1898 by the then President of Mexico, General Porfirio Díaz. The park covers 2,739 hectares, populated by dense forests of pine, oak, and fir trees, as well as countless rock formations of great beauty.
PUERTA DEL CIELO
Dynamos
Los Dinamos National Park: This Protected Natural Area, with 2,429 hectares of forest, offers a 26-kilometer network of ecotourism trails ideal for mountaineering. Here you can practice climbing, rappelling, and camping. It's an excellent destination for families, especially for children seeking a connection with nature. Its name comes from the old textile factories that generated electricity from water.
CERRO GORDO
Tonalli Lookout
In the valleys surrounding these mountains, indigenous people domesticated plants such as corn, squash, beans, chili peppers, and amaranth, foods that continue to form the basis of the local diet today.
This 40,000-hectare park, located in the states of Mexico, Puebla, and Morelos, is part of the Sierra Nevada and is one of the oldest protected areas in Mexico.
PELADO VOLCANO
Tepetl Tlazocamati
Located in Tlalpan, it is one of the largest extinct volcanoes in the Valley of Mexico.
This medium-sized monogenetic shield volcano is an important testament to the region's volcanic activity. Its eruption contributed to the formation of the Sierra de Chichinautzin, a mountain range that spans several municipalities and is known for its ecological diversity. The area around El Pelado Volcano offers hiking trails with panoramic views and a rich flora and fauna. It is an ideal place for mountaineering enthusiasts and those looking to explore the region's geological and natural history.
COFRE DE PEROTE
Naucampatepetl
Because of the rectangular silhouette of its summit, it was once called Naucampatepetl, the hill that has four sides.
Nappatecuhtli, Lord of the Four Directions, is also suggested as an invocation of Tlaloc. Likewise, Naupatecutepetl, Four-Times Lord. For others, it is Tepetlacali, like the pot that protects treasures.
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TELAPON
Tetlapan
The Telapón from the Nahuatl Tetlapan, in the river of stones, is a volcano located in the Neovolcanic Axis of Mexico , specifically in the municipality of Ixtapaluca , in the State of Mexico .
With an official altitude of 4,080 meters above sea level, it is one of the highest peaks in the central plateau.
SIERRA NEGRA
Tliltepetl
Devil's Backbone
The HAWC Gamma Ray Observatory is a laboratory dedicated to observing the universe at the highest energies, between 100 GeV and 100 TeV. It operates continuously, and thanks to its wide field of view, the observatory can view two-thirds of the sky during each 24-hour cycle.
We climbed the Devil's Ridge until we reached the sandbanks located at the end of the route, from where we found the millimeter telescope.
Cerro Gordo
Tonalli Lookout
In the valleys surrounding these mountains, indigenous people domesticated plants such as corn, squash, beans, chili peppers, and amaranth, foods that continue to form the basis of the local diet today.
This 40,000-hectare park, located in the states of Mexico, Puebla, and Morelos, is part of the Sierra Nevada and is one of the oldest protected areas in Mexico.
SIERRA NEGRA
Canoes to Tliltepetl
A continuous ascent along a route first lined with crops, then through a pine forest, zacatonales or alpine pasture, and finally a large slope of loose rocks, a place for few mountaineers since rockfall is very common. At the end of this pass lies the large millimeter telescope.
TLAXCALITA
Mineral del Chico
This plain is located north of the Diego Mateo Ecotourism Center. This plain offers one of the easiest access points to the natural viewpoints of El Chico National Park, allowing visitors to easily enjoy spectacular panoramic views. It is an ideal spot for those looking to explore the park and experience its natural beauty without the hassle.
TEOTEOLOTITLA
Tetlelotl
Without further words, perfect for finding ourselves and reconnecting with the nature that surrounds us.
Located northeast of Popocatépetl is an area where lava was deposited, creating a badlands.
In which, thanks to the large amount of minerals produced by the deposited rocks, life makes its way, resulting in landscapes of great beauty.
Ajusco
Water Blooms
Have you not yet experienced the sunrise on the Ajusco volcano?
Begin your adventure by climbing Pico del Águila, the second highest peak of this lava dome volcano, which rises 3,930 meters above sea level. Located in the mountainous massif southwest of Mexico City, Ajusco offers panoramic views and a unique mountaineering experience, ideal for those looking to connect with nature close to the city.
