Tetlalmanche Volcano

Tetlalmanche Volcano rises to 2,800 meters above sea level within the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, displaying a symmetrical conical formation with dense vegetation.

The volcanic structure formed through multiple geological events within the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, contributing to the region's topographical development over thousands of years.

The name derives from Nahuatl language, connecting the mountain to indigenous communities who considered volcanic lands essential to their agricultural practices.

Hikers need sturdy boots, water supplies, and weather-appropriate clothing when exploring the volcanic slopes, as temperatures vary significantly with elevation changes.

Research stations on Tetlalmanche monitor geological activities while providing scientists with data about the volcanic belt's behavior and environmental patterns.

GPS coordinates: 19.32510,-98.99983

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:43