Climbing Pico del Águila (3,937m) on the Ajusco Volcano, near Mexico City

Come and enjoy a full day climb of the Pico del Aguila on the beautiful Ajusco Volcano near Mexico City with one of our experienced tour operators.

1 Day

All year

Intermediate

All levels

Highlights

Enjoy a full day climb to the Pico de Aguila on the Ajusco Volcano in Mexico.
Bask in the incredible views of the landscape as well as Mexico City.
Open to people of all levels.

Description

One of the highest points on the Ajusco Volcano in Mexico, the Pico de Aguila (Eagle Peak) is a fantastic summit to reach. And, on this full day adventure, you will get to trek to this magnificent spot.

Beginning from the Alpine Youth Hostel, we will trek through the forest, where you will be surrounded by giant pine trees and in the midst of much wildlife until we reach the Ajusco Volcano. Once there, we will make our way up the peak along the ridge. Throughout the ascent, you will get to enjoy spectacular views, not just of the natural landscape around the peak, but also of Mexico City. Finally, after some wonderfully scenic trekking, we will reach the Pico de Aguila, where the views get even better! Afterwards, we will descend along the same way we ascended.

This adventure is very easy. As a result, no prior experience is necessary. Thus making it open to people of all skill levels. However, participants in this trip should be in reasonable physical condition.

Mexico City is incredible to see from a great vantage point. And, on this full-day trip, you will get to see the city from a nearly unmatched vantage point: the Pico de Aguila on the Ajusco Volcano. To enjoy the views and the experience reaching them, please send a request.

We also offer a full-day climbing trip to the top of the beautiful Nevado de Toluca, which you can enjoy here.

Price includes

Guiding fee
Lunch
Dinner
Transport during the trip
Permit and entrance fees

Price details

Along with the guiding fee, the price also includes lunch, transportation, entrance fees, safety equipment and a helmet.

Details

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Participants should bring the following items with them: towel, windproof shirt, change of clothes, mountain coat, hiking boots, sunglasses, sun screen, waterproof jacket, gloves, and optional hiking poles.

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FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

We understand that finding the perfect place to stay is an essential part of your adventure experience. To help you with this, we’ve curated a list of three highly recommended hotels that offer comfort, convenience, and a touch of local charm. These accommodations are well-suited for adventurers looking to relax and rejuvenate after an exciting day of exploration

JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Mexico City Mexico

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Krystal Grand Suites Insurgentes Mexico City Mexico

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The St. Regis Mexico City Mexico City Mexico

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About the guide

México

4.8

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Tour Operator

We are a team of experienced and qualified guides based in Mexico, offering adventure tourism tours in the central region of the country. We promote the sustainable development of the local communities we visit, together with respect for the environment.

We offer a personalized service and look to provide our clients with an enjoyable, safe and harmonious experience. Contact us and we will take you on an unforgettable adventure!

Languages

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What people are saying about México

Michel

Eugenijus

Yann

The guides on Malinche and Orizaba were very good. But there was a big problem on Iztaccihuatl. I said to each of the guides that I had there that I wasn't bothered about seeing the sunrise from the top, and would it be possible to start a bit later than the usual 1am? They both agreed that it was, one saying that the reason for leaving so early was that normally they needed to take clients back to Mexico City after the climb, and in my case that wasn't necessary as I would stay at the visitor's centre. So in the end we left the visitor's centre at 4:30am. When we got to a foresummit of Iztaccihuatl at 11am, my guide said that we had left very late, and would have to turn back. So we never reached the top, to my great annoyance. In retrospect the best option would have been to have spent one night at the refuge at 4700m before going to the top, but this was never really offered as a possibility.

Alicia

I love Carlos and the team! We ended up changing our itinerary to 3 mountains in 8 days and had a great experience. I will recommend Carlos and his wonderful hospitality and working with logistics anytime!