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Climbing Iztaccihuatl
Ice
Experience in Mexico

This
volcano, commonly known as “Sleepy lady” is
located in the most volcanic place of Mexico. It
will enchant us by the beauty of his feminine
profile and with his
perennial glaciers that
appear at the top of the sky. With an almost
5,280 Mt.
height
(17,154 Ft.) it offers a majestic
p
anoramic of 365 degrees to the Mexican plateau,
with a privileged glance of the Popocatepetl
volcano. The long
way to climb “the Chest”, immerse in the quiet
depths of their
glaciers, with the dawn running
into the
multicolor sands of their valleys, will promote
a unique experience
to us of intimate reflection
that will totally extinguish the sense of
fatigue in the return. An experienced
guide-instructor will accompany you until the
summit. The correct use of gear in a High
Mountain exit will be the class subject.
DIFFICULTY:
Advanced Beginner
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ItalianTREK® follow and extend in Mexico the
international standards of logistics and technical
guiding skills, for increase ours
customers safety.
Ratio
Guide/Client:
1/3 for
Ixta.
Trips
1.
Traditional (2 Days)
We will leave from Mexico City at 7 AM for reach the
Ixta and summit to the base camp at 4,700 Mt (15,000
ft.).
We will have a dinner and rest. The next day we will
have a breakfast and start to summit al 4 AM, trying
to
conquer the main hedge of Ixta "El Pecho". Back to
camp and to Mexico City at 7-8
PM.
2. Acclimatization plan (3 Days)
We will leave from Mexico City at 3 PM for reach the
Altzomini Hut at 3,900 Mt. (12,700 Ft.) and spent
the night for get a good acclimatization.
The
next day we will have a breakfast at 7 AM and we
will climb to the base camp at 4,700 Mt (15,000
ft.).
We will have a dinner and rest. The next day we will
have a breakfast and start to summit al 4 AM, trying
to conquer the main hedge of Ixta "El Pecho". Back to
camp and to Mexico City at 7-8
PM.
Include
(Traditional)
· Mountain Guide.
· The collective equipment.
· The security personal
equipment (helmet and harness).
· Personal technical equipment (axe & crampons).
· Ground transportation
while in Mexico.
· The ascent permissions.
· High camping accommodations.
· Meals while in mountain.
· Tents and group camping
equipment.
Extra
services
(included
in acclimatization plan)
· Altzomoni Hut accommodations.
Does not Include
Airfares,
insurances, extra hotel
nights, meals while not on the mountain, lunches,
tips, and items of a personal nature.
Costs*
Traditional
· 1
Person: 480
USD
· 2 Persons:
360
USD
p/p.
· 3 Persons:
340
USD
p/p.
· 4 Persons:
320
USD
p/p.
· 5 Persons:
300
USD
p/p.
*Ask
for group discounts.
Costs*
Acclimatization
· 1
Person: 530
USD
· 2 Persons:
420
USD
p/p.
· 3 Persons:
400
USD
p/p.
· 4 Persons:
380
USD
p/p.
· 5 Persons:
360
USD
p/p.
*Ask
for group discounts
Reservation
1) Tell us your dates and the trip you prefer
here.
2) Pay 50% of the expedition quote in an account we will
send you and send us your receipt scan copy.
Policy and Inscription
You must deliver the following
documents with a month of anticipation*:
· Have legal age and optimal
physical training conditions.
· Filled up request and
signed. Good health certification.
· Payment receipt (inscription
quote).
· Required equipment (see list
at the bottom).
*
In case of client cancellation there is no cash
rebound (just vaucher).
Trip Cancellation Insurance
We strongly recommend the purchase of trip
cancellation and travel insurance. This
comprehensive travel insurance provides coverage for
trip cancellation and interruption, travel delays,
loss of baggage and travel documents, baggage
delays, medical expenses, and emergency assistance.
Equipment Required
(In good conditions)
· Clothes: Windshield jacket
and trousers (Gore tex), 2 polars or fleeces, gloves
(more replacing), thermal cap, socks (more
replacing).
· High Mountain boots (cramponables).
· In order to camp: Sleeping
bag, long cushion and frontal lamp.
· Sun block (protection 50
minimum) and glasses 100% UV.
· Sandboxes (optional).
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