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Bring a sub-zero sleeping bag and a suitable tent. The camping area is reserved for tour agencies with paid guides. To reach the refuge, a four-wheel-drive 4x4 vehicle is required, as the terrain is very uneven and rugged.

A fantastic hiking trail along the road to the third station, which is where two rivers meet. It's worth stopping by all the viewpoints. The route is only one way, as the steepness of the road makes it somewhat difficult to walk back. You can hire a ride from the third station to the road. There is a fee to enter the site and for transportation up. You can also get there by private car; it's located about half an hour from Zacatlán, Puebla.

The last great glacier in Mexico, bring glasses to protect your eyes with a high UV factor, use sunscreen and crampons and ice axe are essential. Bear in mind that the slope is very steep up to the summit... enjoy it well before midday when the snow begins to melt.

The long stones of the Tecajete, is a small valley with some rock formations with some interesting shapes, the best is a huge one that has a cave inside, but I did not have the courage to enter, the path on foot is very quiet, lots of nature, good weather, you can also do the tour by bike without any problem, it was very fun.

The Piedra Grande Hut is a large building that could sleep about 40-60 people. There is no charge to sleep there. Leaving your gear during your climb is a bit of a risk. The hut is in good condition but basic shelter is all you get. Any supplies (food, water, fuel) you need to plan and bring on your own. It is a busy hut and can get full quite easily on weekends.

I climbed this with a Mexican guiding company owned by a friend of mine. This is a great peak and after getting up to the Piedra Grande hut we did a short acclimatisation hike on the first day. The summit day we were away at 1.15am and after a night time slog up the shale/rocky path to the Labyrinth we found that there was quite a bit of ice on the route that required front pointing and pick work. This was done in rope teams but it was easy enough. After getting through the Labyrinth we started the three hour cold, windy slog that took us up the steep 40 degree slope up to the summit. It was cold and very windy this day but we were rewarded with top summit views. A hard 8 hour slog in total to the summit. Quite a good time and we took 4 hours on the decent. All in all a great mountain day but hard work. For route and comprehensive mountain information click here: https://www.komoot.com/tour/1403847665

The road to Tepeyahualco has a picturesque landscape of very striking mountains and a plain where the wind passes intensely crossing the El Salado lagoon (near Alchichica), an area little traveled by vehicles, which makes it ideal for cycling and although the pavement It is not in good condition, you will enjoy its landscape and perhaps some flooded areas in the rainy season, where regularly you will not see water and sometimes you will find pink water among a green and often semi-arid field. Some areas look like the surface of the Moon or out of an exploration magazine, you can stop to take photos safely and enjoy the tour.

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