What Time Do Climbs Start on Mexico's Volcanoes? Rain Is Fine, Lightning Isn't
by: Ricardo GuaderramaPublished on: 27/10/2026Why climbs on Mexico's volcanoes start so early. How we read lightning risk (CAPE) in two forecast models and work back to your pickup time. Rain is fine.
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Zone 2 Training for Mountaineering: What My Own Heart Rate Data Taught Me
by: Ricardo GuaderramaPublished on: 27/09/2026A guide's own heart rate data on zone 2 training for mountaineering. Why every easy run was zone 3, what changed under 135 bpm, and how to use it for Orizaba.
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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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Mountains in Mexico
by: Jose Luis SeinosPublished on: 01/06/2024Highest mountains in Mexico
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