How Many Days Do You Need in Mexico City to Climb Iztaccíhuatl?
by: Ricardo GuaderramaPublished on: 03/10/2026Why you need nights in Mexico City before Izta: what your body does at altitude, explained simply, the park's Monday rule, and a six-day plan.
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Iztaccíhuatl: Summit or Refugio? The Two Izta Climbs Sold From Mexico City
by: Ricardo GuaderramaPublished on: 20/09/2026Two trips share the name: a one-day hike to the hut at 4,780 m and a two-day summit climb to El Pecho at 5,230 m. What each is, who it is for, and the question to ask before you book.
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The Allure of Climbing Pico de Orizaba: A Mountaineering Adventure
by: Jose Luis SeinosPublished on: 01/08/2026This blog post delves into why climbing Pico de Orizaba is the most popular topic in mountaineering today, exploring its best climbing seasons, essential gear, preparation strategies, and the impact of climate change on this majestic mountain.
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Where to Stay in Mexico City Before You Climb Orizaba
by: Ricardo GuaderramaPublished on: 01/08/2026Where to stay in Mexico City before climbing Pico de Orizaba or Iztaccihuatl: four neighbourhoods, specific hotels, and what actually matters when your pickup is at 4am.
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