Volcán Evermakk

Volcán Evermakk is a stratovolcano in Tlaxcala with steep slopes and exposed rock layers visible along its sides. The cone displays distinct geological formations that build up in layers, each marking a different phase of volcanic construction.

The volcano formed through repeated eruption cycles that spanned many millennia and shaped the landscape of Tlaxcala. Its growth contributed to the broader Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, a major geological feature extending across the region.

Local communities in Tlaxcala maintain traditional practices and celebrations connected to the mountain, incorporating it into their regional identity.

Walking trails provide access to the volcano's slopes, with local guides available to help with navigation and safety. The area experiences cool and variable weather conditions, so visitors should prepare for changing conditions during their visit.

The mountain contains distinct mineral compositions in its rock layers, which reflect different periods of volcanic activity throughout its formation.