8 elements (4 brands)
Created: Guillermo Vidales
Last update: 05 Dec 2017
Iztaccihuatl 5254 m & Nevado de Toluca 4630 m
| Activity type: | Mountaineering |
| Activity level: | Easy/ Moderate |
| Availability: |
1 Dec 2019 - 20 May 2020 |
| Duration: | 4 Day(s) / Tour with flexible start dates |
| Price: | from $340 / Negotiable |
Full description
If you do not have any experience in high altitude, you could do a “ Izta and Nevado “ , you can climb a high mountain in Mexico: Iztaccihuatl 5254 m and Nevado de Toluca 4630 m
We have a program of gradual acclimatization for novice people.
Price includes
- Transportation from Mexico City (airport or hotel) to the mountains and back.
- mountain guides
- collective gear; ropes, carabineers, tends, etc. (optional personal gear like crampons, ice tools, sleeping bag, head lamp, etc.) please check our web site to see all the gear you need,(section mountain equipment)
- Ascender certificate (diploma )
- Mountain permissions
- base camp
- water purified in bottle
- Overnight at the itinerary
Not included in price
- Meals
- Medical ensurance
- Personal equipment
Guide
Verified Profile
- Email address
- Phone number
Location
Mexico, Puebla
Day 1
Mexico meeting
We will meet you at the Mexico City International Airport (225m) / 7381 ft or place and transport you to rest in Nevado de Toluca camp beginning the acclimatization process.
Day 2
Summit of Nevado de Toluca
One trekking day in the first summit of "El Nevado de Toluca" is a nice mountain, first walking in forest and next in high altitude, Our drive continues towards Popo-Ixta National Park and to the Paso de Cortez, named after Cortez crossed the pass in 1529 en route to the city of Tenochtitlan. We will spend the night in the lodge at camp Altzomoni (3950m)/ 11,703'
Day 3
Rest day
Rest day in camp Altzomoni (3950m)
Day 4
Summit Iztaccihuatl 5254m
Ascender at "Grupo de Los Cien" (4780m) / 15682ft hut,
Ascender to first summit in las "rodillas" (5050m.) / 16568ft and if you feel good you can go to the principal summit "los pechos" (5256m.) 17224ft and go back to Mexico City
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Last update: Guillermo Vidales
(21 May 2020)