Tetlalmanche Volcano

Tetlalmanche Volcano is a dormant peak rising to 2,800 meters above sea level in Puebla with a symmetrical cone shape. Its slopes are covered in dense vegetation that shapes the landscape.

This volcano formed through multiple geological processes within Mexico's volcanic belt over thousands of years. The belt continues to shape the region's landscape today.

The name comes from Nahuatl and connects this peak to indigenous groups who saw volcanic lands as central to their farming traditions.

Hikers should bring sturdy boots and plenty of water since temperatures shift dramatically with elevation. Weather conditions vary by season and time of day, so prepare layered clothing.

Research stations here continuously gather data about the geological activity and behavior patterns of the entire volcanic belt. This scientific work provides key insights into the dynamic processes beneath the surface.

GPS coordinates: 19.32510,-98.99983

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41