
Upcoming hikes
Iztaccíhuatl Group Beginner Hike
You will hike Iztaccíhuatl, the Sleeping Woman, Mexico's third-highest mountain and a sacred mountain for Indigenous communities, with private transportation to Iztaccíhuatl–Popocatépetl National Park before continuing to La Joya, where the hike begins.
BeginnerSmall groups
From $1,299
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Hikes for every level
Private and group hikes from Mexico City, from first-time trails to high-altitude volcano routes. Transportation, permits and a local guide on every trip.
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The Hikes Chidos teamLocal mountain guides, English, Spanish and Portuguese
Ten years of routes around Mexico City, from first-time hikes to the high volcanoes. Our guides handle transportation, permits and the plan, with first-aid training and mountain safety certification. You show up ready to walk; we take care of the rest.
About Hikes ChidosWords from the trail
“A truly wonderful experience that I'd recommend to anyone, as it's a grand way to step out of the routine and discover beautiful places, and José, who was very attentive, kept us company throughout while sharing interesting stories.”
“It was an unforgettable experience connecting with nature. I was able to see so many landscapes, and I truly loved the tour. The guide had everything well organized and allowed me to go at my own pace. I'm a senior citizen, and I would definitely do the tour again.”
“Honestly, I loved the experience. Everything was incredibly well organized, the service was amazing, and you can tell they put a lot of love into what they do. The hikes are fantastic, the scenery is totally worth it, and it's a unique activity that everyone should try.”
“Excellent service, I would definitely return to the mountains here. My only concern was getting a spot on the next trip. Highly recommended!”
Where we hike
Volcanoes, passes and the regions we guide, from Iztaccíhuatl two hours from the city to two days across Oaxaca's Mixteca.
From the blog
Guides and stories from the trails: what to know before you go, where the locals hike, and what lives in the volcanoes.













