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kalvin (129.130.206.243) -

hey guys. im planning a trip to veracruz this spring break. i was wondering if it was possible to climb the volcanoes a couple hours west of the city. i don't knwo if there would be substantial snow or what. thanks!

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Comment #1 phil bly (71.215.204.212) -

Google "Orizaba" and you'll get lots of info on the highest peak in Mexico (18, 000? Beautiful sight from Jalapa.)

Comment #2 ken Watkins from Ohio - Fri May 16 14:56:17 2008

Any active volcanoes in Mexico or are they all dormant? Mexico is a beautiful country and I hope to visit soon.

Comment #3 eyes4 from The Beach - Sun Jun 29 03:01:05 2008

El Chichon is the only volcano GoogleEarth shows. I was certain there were a lot more... Maybe Wikipedia or another online encyclopedia will have different results.

Comment #4 DianaR from USA - Mon Jun 30 12:04:59 2008

Do you need special training to climb around on active volcanoes?
I have seen archeology vacations are popular with people who are interested in the subject, but can't afford to get a degree in it.
If so, are there any volcano studies that tourists can work with?

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