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Trek Pico de Orizaba

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Trek Pico de Orizaba

MXN $5,591.66 Difficulty level: 2Difficulty level:View dates

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Trek Pico de Orizaba

Trek by the western foot of Pico de Orizaba

Enjoy these 3 days of adventure, where you’ll enjoy a camping stared night, bonfire, delicious food, waterfalls, and unique flora and fauna; all of the above, while experiencing amazing views of “Mexico’s ceiling”.

Day 1 (Friday)
4:00 pm: Departure from Mexico City.
9:00 pm: Arrival to San Miguel Zoapan, Puebla.
9:00 pm: Dinner

Day 2 (Saturday)
7:00 am: Breakfast y last preparations for our new adventure. 1-hour journey to the southern foot of the Pico de Orizaba (at 4,200 m), beginning of hike.
1:00 pm: Lunch at El Valle de los Muñecos. Continue our hike throughout the southern part with views of the Pico and the Altiplano Poblano.
5:30 pm: Sunset view, dinner and bonfire.
Distance: 7.5 km
Slope: descent 767 m, ascent 540 m.

Day 3 (Sunday)
6:00 am: Sunrise
7:00 am: Breakfast. Continue our hike crossing several basins and follow up towards the West to reach some cascades and Paso Buey waterfall
12:00 pm: Lunch and continue a short journey to Hidalgo, where we’ll take transportation back to Zoapan and OMG Hostel. Dinner at OMG.
3:00 pm: Return to Mexico City.
Distance: 10.5 km
Slope: descent 1,200 m, ascent 380 m.

Includes:
Transportation
Guides
Camping and kitchen equipment
Meals mentioned above
Snacks
CTC donation
Drinking water

Doesn’t include: personal equipment and extras

1 January

31 December

3 days

Puebla, Zoapan

15

Difficulty level: 2Difficulty level:Medium

  • MOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT
  • Trekking boots
  • Adjustable trekking canes
  • 45 L capacity backpack
  • Sleeping bag of -10 degrees Celsius
  • Sleeping mat
  • UPPER BODY
  • 2 dry fit shirts with long sleeves
  • Polartec sweater
  • Fleece jacket
  • Gore-Tex raincoat or something similar
  • Fleece gloves
  • Waterproof gloves (for skiing)
  • Feather jacket
  • LOWER BODY
  • Dryfit tights
  • Polartec or Fleece tights
  • Trekking pants
  • Waterproof pants
  • Trekking socks
  • Hiking socks
  • HEAD
  • Wool or synthetic hat
  • Buff
  • Cap
  • MISCELLANEOUS
  • 2 L of water
  • Sunblock
  • Sunglasses

¿Quieres organizar una salida privada?

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    Todos los destinos de Chance to Challenge tienen una causa asignada. Lo que significa que al viajar con nosotros, parte de tu aporte económico es destinado específicamente a un proyecto destinado a la conservación de la flora, fauna o comunidad que visitas.

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    Testimoniales

    Alberto

    “Its basically all about community. About sharing experiences to benefit a larger amount of people and the environment that provides for us. That’s what I learned on our Mixteca journey through Oaxaca. I came close to the people that live off the land and went home with a different and broader understanding of the region and its culture. Oh, and by the way, the views are jaw dropping.”

    Fernanda

    “The hike to the Nevado de Toluca was perfect for me in more than 1 sense. A trip with deep nature connexion, self-awareness, anecdotes, laughter, effort, sighs, valuable silences, and of course, delicious food. I went out of my comfort zone with 10 strangers; as hours passed by, we became great companions. Thanks to Chance to Challenge for allowing everything to fall into place in this amazing way, for more experiences like this one!”

    Diego

    “Spectacular, it was very unexpected. I envisioned a normal walk and it turned out to be a magnificent hike.”

    1 January

    31 December

    3 days

    Puebla, Zoapan

    15

    Difficulty level: 2Difficulty level:Medium

    • MOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT
    • Trekking boots
    • Adjustable trekking canes
    • 45 L capacity backpack
    • Sleeping bag of -10 degrees Celsius
    • Sleeping mat
    • UPPER BODY
    • 2 dry fit shirts with long sleeves
    • Polartec sweater
    • Fleece jacket
    • Gore-Tex raincoat or something similar
    • Fleece gloves
    • Waterproof gloves (for skiing)
    • Feather jacket
    • LOWER BODY
    • Dryfit tights
    • Polartec or Fleece tights
    • Trekking pants
    • Waterproof pants
    • Trekking socks
    • Hiking socks
    • HEAD
    • Wool or synthetic hat
    • Buff
    • Cap
    • MISCELLANEOUS
    • 2 L of water
    • Sunblock
    • Sunglasses

    ¿Quieres organizar una salida privada?

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    Travelling for a cause

    Take a chance on earth

    Todos los destinos de Chance to Challenge tienen una causa asignada. Lo que significa que al viajar con nosotros, parte de tu aporte económico es destinado específicamente a un proyecto destinado a la conservación de la flora, fauna o comunidad que visitas.

    Más causas

    Challenger Stories

    Testimoniales

    Alberto

    “Its basically all about community. About sharing experiences to benefit a larger amount of people and the environment that provides for us. That’s what I learned on our Mixteca journey through Oaxaca. I came close to the people that live off the land and went home with a different and broader understanding of the region and its culture. Oh, and by the way, the views are jaw dropping.”

    Fernanda

    “The hike to the Nevado de Toluca was perfect for me in more than 1 sense. A trip with deep nature connexion, self-awareness, anecdotes, laughter, effort, sighs, valuable silences, and of course, delicious food. I went out of my comfort zone with 10 strangers; as hours passed by, we became great companions. Thanks to Chance to Challenge for allowing everything to fall into place in this amazing way, for more experiences like this one!”

    Diego

    “Spectacular, it was very unexpected. I envisioned a normal walk and it turned out to be a magnificent hike.”