メキシコの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ14

Salvation itself, the shelter is small but can easily accommodate 10 people comfortably. If you use it, leave it clean and close the door when you leave. The shelter is for everyone, so take your trash out.

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 cabin in Truchero where you can eat delicious food, relax, watch the fish, and continue along a trail, for example, climb to the Puerta del Cielo (Heaven's Gate) to enjoy the viewpoint. To get here, go through the access gate to the fourth dynamo, continue up the cobblestone path toward Jarillar, and further on, cross the path to Coconetla. Continue up the cobblestone path and you'll find the turnoff to the left where the dirt road leads to the river.

Just before the Xalatlaco highway crossing, before the Cantimplora Valley, is the abandoned cabin where food was prepared many years ago. Now it's roofless, and only the remains of the fireplace, tables, and walls with their windows remain. Once, it served as a shelter in bad weather when everything was closed, but now, without a roof, all that remains is a memory of what once was.

Leave it clean and if you can, donate something to the shelter (first aid kit, thermal blankets, butane gas, etc.) make sure to close the door properly when you leave… Take care of it, it belongs to everyone!!…

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.

A great place to book a cabin for the night on BD, friendly people who can also provide a meal and cold drinks!

Rest space before continuing on your way. Here there are 3 routes to choose from: Aguaje, Perillar and Las Eras. If you are going down towards Perillar and the Zazacapa viewpoint (heading to Los Dinamos and Desierto de los Leones) keep in mind that the path is more complicated due to so much loose stone, nothing impossible just to be more cautious.