Hiking & Camping in Mexico

This Iztaccihuatl Volcano hike is a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts visiting Mexico City. An experienced guide gets you ready from start to finish on this adventure-filled day. Huff up for 3 hours on an intermediate trail that ends a few thousand feet below the snowcapped summit 17,000 feet high. The air may be thin up there, but the views are not "” soak up stunning views of Popocatepetl and the Valley of Mexico before descending the dormant volcano and fueling up with lunch (own expense). Please be aware that this tour involves a considerate amount of walking on irregular ground and is subject to the capability of the overall group.

Embark on an adventurous mountain hike in one of Baja's more remote areas: the Sierra de La Laguna Biosphere Reserve. Set out from Todos Santos for this full-day trek alongside an expert naturalist who will fill you on the diverse flora and fauna - much of which in endemic to the region - en route. Hike from desert scrub up through verdant oak and pine forests, learning as you go. Your goal is to climb as high and possible before the sun sets, so prior experience is highly recommended.

Trek around Roqueta Island, located 30 minutes from Acapulco, on this guided hiking tour. Learn about the wildlife and plant life from your local native guide during your leisurely walk. Stop at different sightseeing points along the way, as well as Palmitas Beach. Plus, catch expansive views of Acapulco Bay through the hike.

Parrots, macaws, and orchids are among the flora and fauna you're likely to see on this 2-hour hiking adventure in the Sierra Madre Occidental. Explore the natural wonders of this region with a guide, then cool off in the Cuale River and follow-up with a tequila-tasting session.