Experience one of Mexico's best hiking areas with a non-technical climb
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Enjoy breathtaking views and stunning sunrises from high altitudes
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Witness diverse vegetation zones during the ascent
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One of the best hiking areas in Mexico, not technical, 900m climb (from la joya Basecamp), beautiful!
An amazing trekking experience with a great view at the peak. Suitable for beginners.
I was there on June 2022, is a beautiful hike, be prepare for the lack of oxygen, even if you have trained the shortness of breath will get you. The day we went up it was very foggy and windy, very cold as well and this was during Summer I can imagine how cold is during Winter. I recommend 100 percent, use caution as you drive up, the road is very narrow, and most of all respect the flora and fauna for future generations.
One of the best hiking areas in Mexico, not technical, 900m climb (from la joya Basecamp), beautiful!
An amazing trekking experience with a great view at the peak. Suitable for beginners.
I was there on June 2022, is a beautiful hike, be prepare for the lack of oxygen, even if you have trained the shortness of breath will get you. The day we went up it was very foggy and windy, very cold as well and this was during Summer I can imagine how cold is during Winter. I recommend 100 percent, use caution as you drive up, the road is very narrow, and most of all respect the flora and fauna for future generations.
Zapotepetl is hailed as one of the best hiking areas in Mexico, offering a non-technical climb with a 900m ascent from the La Joya Basecamp. Reviewers mention the breathtaking beauty of the hike but caution about the lack of oxygen at higher altitudes, even for those who are well-trained. Visitors recommend being prepared for foggy and windy conditions, emphasizing that it can be very cold even during summer months. The drive up to Zapotepetl is described as narrow and requires caution, while respecting the local flora and fauna is highlighted for conservation purposes. Additionally, visitors rave about witnessing stunning sunrises from this vantage point and experiencing different vegetation zones along the way.
I was there on June 2022, is a beautiful hike, be prepare for the lack of oxygen, even if you have trained the shortness of breath will get you. The day we went up it was very foggy and windy, very cold as well and this was during Summer I can imagine how cold is during Winter. I recommend 100 percent, use caution as you drive up, the road is very narrow, and most of all respect the flora and fauna for future generations.