A: The climb is considered challenging and requires a good level of physical fitness. It involves steep ascents, potential ice and snow traversing, and high-altitude conditions. While technical climbing skills are not mandatory, prior high-altitude hiking experience is recommended.

A: The best climbing season is from November to March when the weather is generally more stable. However, we offer guided climbs year-round, adjusting our approach based on current conditions.

A: Our itinerary includes acclimatization time to help prevent altitude sickness. Our guides are trained to recognize and respond to altitude-related issues. We recommend spending a few days in Mexico City (2,240m) before the climb to aid acclimatization.

A: While previous experience is beneficial, it's not strictly necessary. We provide basic training in using crampons and ice axes. However, you should be in excellent physical condition and have experience hiking in challenging terrains.

A: Weather can be highly variable. Expect cold temperatures, especially at night and early morning, ranging from -5°C to -15°C (23°F to 5°F) near the summit. Winds can be strong, and sudden weather changes are possible.

A: The price includes transportation from Mexico City, accommodations, meals during the climb, guided ascent, group equipment, and park fees. Personal climbing gear is not included but can be rented.

A: We typically maintain a ratio of 1 guide for every 2-3 climbers to ensure safety and personalized attention. Group sizes rarely exceed 9 climbers plus guides.

A: We provide nutritious, high-energy meals suitable for high-altitude climbing. This includes a mix of local and international cuisine. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies in advance.

A: Yes, we recommend all participants to have travel insurance that covers high-altitude mountaineering. This should include emergency evacuation and repatriation coverage.

A: Focus on cardiovascular endurance, leg strength, and core stability. Regular hiking with a weighted pack, stair climbing, and exercises like lunges and squats are beneficial. We'll provide a more detailed training plan upon booking.

A: We offer full refunds for cancellations made 30 days or more before the trip. Cancellations 15-29 days before receive a 50% refund. No refunds are given for cancellations less than 15 days before the trip. We recommend travel insurance to cover unforeseen cancellations.

A: Yes, we offer rental services for essential climbing gear such as mountaineering boots and shell jackets. Please let us know your rental needs in advance to ensure availability.

A: While it's technically possible for extremely fit and well-acclimatized climbers, we don't recommend or offer single-day ascents. Our two-day itinerary allows for proper acclimatization and rest, significantly increasing summit success rates and overall safety.