The day I climbed up a mountain
Since I left Mexico last year, I had the strong desire of climbing up the Iztaccíhuatl mountain. Unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity of doing that in the first time I've been there.
This year I had the opportunity of getting back to Mexico, so I went for the mountain. I hired a mountain tour and I climbed up the mountain with two guides and seven other people - all of them Mexicans. I was the only non-Mexican in the group, so it was a great Spanish practicing for me!
Iztaccíhuatl is the third highest spot in Mexico, so it was a quite climb! We woke up at midnight to start it and it took roughly seven hours. It is not that much steep in the most of the path, but it's cold up there and it's harder to breath as it gets higher. We climbed up untill the viewing point, which is the best spot to behold the landscape and especially the volcano Popocatépetl, which is located right in front of Iztaccíhuatl. The view up there is stunning and totally rewarding.
After climbing down, I was wiped out, but very happy for taking part in such adventure.
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The day I climbed a mountain
Since I left Mexico last year, I had the strong desire to climb Mount Iztaccíhuatl. Unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity the first time I was there.This year I had the opportunity of getting back to Mexico, so I went for the mountain. I joined a mountain tour and I climbed with two guides and seven other people - all of them Mexicans. I was the only non-Mexican, so it was a great Spanish practicing time for me!
Iztaccíhuatl is the third highest spot in Mexico, so it was a quite climb! We woke up at midnight to start and it took roughly seven hours. It is not that steep most of the path, but it's cold up there and it's harder to breathe as it gets higher. We climbed up to the viewing point, which is the best spot to behold the landscape and especially the volcano Popocatépetl, which is located right in front of Iztaccíhuatl. The view up there is stunning and totally rewarding.
After climbing down, I was wiped out, but very happy for taking part in such adventure.
NB-the jury is still out on whether on can say climbdown a mountain and if climbing is always to ascend and not to descend.
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The day I climbed up a mountain
Since I left Mexico last year, I had a strong desire to climbing the Iztaccíhuatl mountain. Unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity to do that the first time I went there.This year I had the opportunity to return to Mexico, so I decided to climb the mountain. I hired two guides and together we climbed the mountain, along with seven other people - all of them Mexicans. I was the only non-Mexican in the group, so it was great for me to practice my Spanish practicing!
Iztaccíhuatl is the third highest peak in Mexico, so it was a quite climb! We woke up at midnight to start it and it took roughly seven hours. It is not very steep on most parts of the path, but it's cold up there and it's harder to breathe as it gets higher. We climbed up to the viewing point, which is the best spot to behold the landscape and especially the volcano Popocatépetl, which is located right in front of Iztaccíhuatl. The view up there is stunning and totally rewarding.
After climbing down, I was wiped out, but very happy to have taken part in such an adventure.
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