Ascent to the Malinche

The guide recommends to visit La Malinche during Winter and Spring

You will climb a mountain from its base. This experience is a big physical challenge, so we recommend this experience to anyone who leads an active life and does cardiovascular exercise at least twice a week.

Warm Underwear Dryfit shirt or similar (polyester) Warm jacket (polyester) Rain jacket Nylon trousers winter hat Gloves Sunglasses Trekking boots Small backpack to carry your water, snacks and additional gear Sunblock

We recommend you bring cash with you for a meal after de trip.

Because of the altitude, it is always cold. From November to February, you can find sporadic snowfalls and low temperatures of -5 ºC. From March to June, the sky tends to be clear and you can reach temperatures of up to 0 ºC. From July to October, there may be heavy rains at night and cloudy skies. Even so, it is important to consider that in the mountains the weather can vary a lot, and despite the forecast, you always have to be prepared for any type of weather.

We suggest traveling light, with a backpack that holds everything necessary for the experience.

The guide or staff would take you to a safe zone, and according to the level of the injury, you would be evacuated.

Yes, the suggested age range is from 12- 55.

There are some areas during the hike where you'll find coverage, these areas include the summit.

Yes! You will meet travelers with the same interests and love for outdoor activities.

You must be in very good shape to handle hiking at 4000 meters above sea level. If you are under any medication, please consult your physician beforehand.