Trekking Through The Volcanoes: A Breathtaking Adventure Amidst Iztaccihuatl and Popocatepetl

An adventure that will take your breath away constantly, We will walk between the emblematic volcanoes Iztaccihuatl and Popocatepetl (active volcano) combining magnificent forests, glaciated peaks, fumaroles of the popocatepetl and the best views of the most important volcanoes in Mexico

Duration: 9 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Iztaccihuatl - Embark on a unique journey along our exclusive route, leading you off the beaten path to untouched and undiscovered landscapes. This adventure promises to leave you breathless as you traverse between the iconic volcanoes Iztaccihuatl and Popocatepetl (an active volcano), amidst stunning forests, glaciated peaks, and the fumaroles of…
What's Included
  • Private transportation
  • Lunch
  • Trekking poles provided
  • Backpack with lunch included
  • Guides equipped with security gear
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
Location
Av. Vicente Suárez 38
Avenida Vicente Suárez
In front of the michoacan market
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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(109 Ratings)
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Meander27786296132
May 10, 2026
Perfect CDMX Daytrip into the National Park - This experience was excellent from beginning to end! Travesias was ready for us at the appointed time and we headed into the National Park. Carlos was a phenomenal guide and ensured everybody in the group was good with the decisions we made along the way. He adjusted for some of our hikers and kept the group spirited. The park itself and trails are excellently maintained and the views were beyond my expectation. The park is a nice combination of wooded, grassy, and open terrain. The trail was good for average hiking fitness as the inclines are gradual and was a good introduction to a hiking at elevation. With the clear, beautiful weather I'm not sure it could have gone any better. Can't speak highly enough of it! The daypack bag provided was excellent- very good combination of fast sugar snacks and bigger food. Plenty water and an energy drink. Lacked nothing. Based on this experience, I really want to return to the park with this outfit and do their Refuge of 100 hike! (Photos are not even the best of the day, I will leave those moments for people joining to discover)
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273brennand
Apr 19, 2026
Hike to over 13,000ft - Fun day and worth getting up early, got to hike to just over 13,000ft. Would recommend, 2 hr drive each way was worth it . Hike itself was about 4 hours.
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Jamesmp9402vt
Apr 10, 2026
A good day out - Great Trek. I went mid week and there were only two of us on the trek and there was hardly anyone else at the national park. Sergio our guide was very good; he made sure we were good with the pace and elevation. We did the 12 km Manantiales trail which was fairly easy with an overall 300m elevation gain. The trails are well marked and it is walking along volcanic sand paths for the most part. We were also very lucky with the wildlife - we saw one of the volcano rabbits which have small round ears. We trekked for about 4 hours with a lunch stop of friut and sandwich which is provided. We also stopped for lunch at a roadside stall after the trek also provided. Be prepared for a slow ride back in traffic (there is no avoiding it) They will send you a list of recommended clothing to bring - but it largely depends on the weather. I checked the forecast before I booked and didn't need the extra layers - but it will be colder up in the mountains and always be prepared for rain. I would absolutley recommend the trip - you can get the bus to Amecameca but you then need to get a taxi to the park and it would probably take an hour longer and you get the best views of Popocatepetl in the early morning before it clouds over.
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Nilayd
Mar 30, 2026
Great hike near volcanos - Fantastic views, beautiful hike! A must do for a hiking enthusiast. Sudden elevation gain makes it a bit difficult but the trail is mostly gentle. Our guide Betto was very good. He paced it for the slowest of the group. The hike included packed light lunch. After hike lunch at the roadside stall was very good. The van they use has no suspension so if you are in the last two rows, you are going to feel every bump on the road. If you are vegetarian, remind them the day before again to pack vegetarian lunch.
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Che
Mar 13, 2026
Vale la pena - Great day trip from mexico city The starting point of the trek is actually the route that Hermon Cortes took upon entry to mexico city ,our guide was very knowledgeable on everything about Mexico Great practice if your learning spanish
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Julie_w
Mar 12, 2026
We had a great trip! Only... - We had a great trip! Only about 2 hours out of the city, went on about a 4 hour hike and then back. Hike was relatively easy but the altitude made it more difficult for me. Ate a snack at the top and then came down and had a big lunch at a small local spot. They had everything included and everything we needed. Overall we had a great trip and the views were beautiful
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Owain_t
Mar 6, 2026
Incredible experience - This was an awesome experience. The volcanoes were breathtakingly beautiful, and our guide, Bernardo, took excellent care of us. My girlfriend and I were the slowest in the group, but he made sure we stayed hydrated and well-fed, and ensured that the group maintained a reasonable pace. We were also joined on the hike by a handful of adorable street dogs, and ended the day with some delicious tacos and quesadillas. As a fairly experienced hiker, I wouldn’t consider the hike itself terribly difficult under normal circumstances, but the altitude definitely made it much more challenging (I believe we reached about 3900m – significantly higher than CDMX even). If you’re not used to high altitudes, I would recommend doing this excursion towards the end of your trip, so you have a few days to acclimate, and would hydrate excessively both during and in the days leading up to your hike. All in all, an incredible experience and well worth the price. Would highly recommend if you like the outdoors and have an extra day to escape the city.
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284meghanw
Feb 26, 2026
Volcano hike tour - Excellent day trip from Mexico City! It was a good workout but not technically challenging, and views were great. Our guide, Alan, was amazing.
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Joseph
May 11, 2026
Great area-be prepared for any weather - Beto was a good guide and gave us route choices and encouragement. We started off in nice weather but unfortunately had a few hailstorms. Track is good but pretty challenging uphills in the beginning.
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Alex_g
Apr 28, 2026
The hike was enjoyable... - The hike was enjoyable and worth it, even with clouds and limited visibility! I do wish our guide, Betoh, had been a bit more engaging. I’ve done a lot of tours around the world, and guides are always talkative, educational, and interact more with the group. Unfortunatelly there was no excitement from our guide in the morning ,much of the long drive was spent in silence, with little information shared about the areas we passed through or the volcanoes once we arrived. It often felt like the group had to initiate conversation and actively ask questions to get information or learn something interesting.
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up to 15 guests
1 - Adult
Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience (local time).