Climb the 4 tallest mountains in Mexico: Malinche, Nevado de Toluca, Iztaccihuatl & Pico de Orizaba (10 days)

Day 1.- Arrival

Guided visit to the historic center of Mexico City and transfer to the Nevado de Toluca.

(The Historic Center (UNESCO); Cathedral, the Templo Mayor, and the National Palace.)

Food à Dinner

Day 2.- Nevado de Toluca (4680m)

Cima Nevado de Toluca (4th mountain in Mexico)- we will climb the Nevado and then return to CDMX.

Food à Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Day 3 - Teotihuacan

We will visit the famous pyramids of Teotihuacán and we will move to Malinche

Teotihuacán-The most important Archaeological site in Mexico (UNESCO).

Food – Breakfast and Dinner

Day 4 - La Malinche (4400m)

Cima Malinche (5th mountain in Mexico) We will climb Malinche and stay in some cabins at the base.

Food – Breakfast, lunch, lunch, and dinner

Day 5 – Huamantla (Magic Town)

We will visit Huamantla and we will move to the base of Iztaccíhuatl

Food – Breakfast and dinner

Day 6 - Iztaccíhuatl (5220m)

Cima Iztaccihuatl (3rd mountain in Mexico) We will climb Iztaccihuatl and transfer to a hostel in Puebla

Food – Breakfast, lunch, lunch, and dinner

Day 7 – Cholula

We will visit the center of Cholula and transfer to a hotel in Tlachichuca

Food – Breakfast and dinner

Day 8 – Big Stone (4240m)

We will go to the Piedra Grande Refuge (North Face Refuge) for an acclimatization walk.

Food – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Day 9 – Orizaba Peak (5636m)

Cima Pico Orizaba (The highest mountain in Mexico) We will climb the peak of Orizaba and transfer to the hotel in CDMX

Food – Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 10 – Airport

Transfer from Hotel to Airport in the morning

Food – Breakfast

• Helmet

• Lamp

• Ice axe

• Crampons

• Backpack

• Camp

• Trekking- Poles

• Security equipment

• Lunch

• Guide

• Insurance

• Transport

We only do not include:

• Sleeping bag (available to rent $300.0 mxn)

• Sleeping pad (available to rent $150.00)

• Clothes

• Boots

We provide personal insurance. (MEDICAL EXPENSES PER ACCIDENT)

• Drink lots of water the day before

• Dinner carbohydrates

• Arrive well rested

• Do not drink alcoholic beverages 24 hours before

• Have a good breakfast on the day of the excursion (not heavy food for the stomach)

• The clothing is divided into three layers:

• the first is close to the body, which helps to keep warm;

• The second is a bit thicker and helps to fewer heat loss,

• The third insulates us from the environment so that it does not make us lose the heat already generated.

• 1st layer: under- wear for cold, preferably synthetic fibers or wool (not cotton)

• 2nd layer: wool, polar Tec or equivalent (not cotton)

• 3rd layer: gorotex, plastic fibers (protects against rain and wind)

• Boots (semi-rigid, waterproof and for temperatures below 0° previously used)

• Sunglasses with UV protection

• Gloves

• Sunscreen (at least 30)

• Mountain headwear (wool or synthetic)

• Sleeping bag for temperatures below 0 ° (if you don’t have one you can take a normal sleeping and blankets)

• Sleeping Pad

• Fleece or fiber pile mid layer

• Attack Rucksack between 35 and 45 liters

• Clothes to sleep in

• Trekking poles (optional)

For the return

• Towel

• Complete change of clothes (shirt, pants,underwear, socks)

• Tennis or Sandals

• Sweatshirt or Jacket

• Wash kit