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Nevado de Toluca – Climbing Notes
Nevado de Toluca – Climbing Notes
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July 29, 2013
Alejandra Zaldivar from Mexico
Hola, escribo para conocer cómo estará el clima en el nevado de Toluca
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May 25, 2012
Guillermo Vidales Reyes from Mexico
Hiking Season: All year
On the southern part of Toluca we can visit a beautiful volcano with lakes inside, which is the name that the inhabitants of ancient Xinancatecatl. It has an altitude of 4632 metres.
This is Mexico's fourth highest mountain, after the Pico de Orizaba, Popocatepetl, and Iztaccihuatl. (By some measurements, however, the Sierra Negra is slightly higher.) , and it is unique in that one can drive into the crater of this volcano. Nevado de Toluca has two summits, the higher Pico de Fraile (Friar's Peak) at 4680 metres.
You can summit this volcano with hgmexico.com mountain guides
"friends at the mountain, brothers forever"
Guillermo (Huracan)
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Alejandra Zaldivar from Mexico
Hola, escribo para conocer cómo estará el clima en el nevado de Toluca
Guillermo Vidales Reyes from Mexico
Hiking Season: All year
On the southern part of Toluca we can visit a beautiful volcano with lakes inside, which is the name that the inhabitants of ancient Xinancatecatl. It has an altitude of 4632 metres.
This is Mexico's fourth highest mountain, after the Pico de Orizaba, Popocatepetl, and Iztaccihuatl. (By some measurements, however, the Sierra Negra is slightly higher.) , and it is unique in that one can drive into the crater of this volcano. Nevado de Toluca has two summits, the higher Pico de Fraile (Friar's Peak) at 4680 metres.
You can summit this volcano with hgmexico.com mountain guides
"friends at the mountain, brothers forever"
Guillermo (Huracan)
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