Mexico City · HIKING & TREKKING
6 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d hand a friend: the 6 hiking & trekking worth booking, each with its price, its verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Hike Iztaccihuatl above 4,000m with an alpinist guide, then step through Paso de Cortés views—early start, long van ride, big altitude payoff.
“Rami was a great guide, the hike was beautiful! Some parts were more difficult but it’s not a very long hike, was about 2 hours out and back.”
A guided volcano trek from Mexico City into Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park, with lunch at a traditional market.
“Carlos was a fantastic guide. great fun, very helpful and goes out of his way regularly to make sure we have everything we need. the trek was so scenic and not too hard for a 13km bush track walk.”
11-hour Iztaccíhuatl hike from Mexico City with an alpinist guide, park entry, transfers, and big views over Popocatépetl.
“EXCELENTE TOUR, EXCELENTES GUÍAS LEONARDO FUE MÁS QUE UN GUÍA, FUE UN BUEN ANFITRIÓN PORQUE AMA A SU PAÍS Y HACE SENTIR AL TURISTA PARTE DE MÉXICO.”
Guided small-group hike between Iztaccihuatl and Popocatepetl, with poles, snack pack, market lunch, and big views from high altitude.
“There is elevation gain during the hike starting at 3600 meters or 11800 feet, so hikers should be aware of this fact. However the guide was great and there were plenty of opportunities to stop and admire the scenery. He also was diligent and considerate in monitoring our progress, to accommodate everyone’s ability to successfully complete the climb.”
High-altitude hike at Nevado de Toluca with crater lagoons, expert guides, and lunch included on a long day from Mexico City.
“the views, the tour guides were excellent, the friendly group we traveled with. Great for people who appreciate nature.”
Private winter hike from Mexico City to Nevado de Toluca’s crater lagoons, snow temps near 4°C, hotel pickup, guide, snacks, admission.
“Was a great trip I’m glad we did it. Super cool volcanic crater. Our guide Rubén spoke perfect English and was able to tell us a lot about the local history and culture.”
