Volcán Paricutín - 60205 Uruapan

Wanted to visit for 30+ years. Finally climbed it! Amazing!!!!!

Great place to visit. Be sure to descent on the sandy side of the volcano!

Unbelievable place to visit. Great views and workout to get to the top. A nice place to stop by

Volcan Paricutin ( Paricutin Volcano ? ) is a good place to climb. Once at the top of the cone it is good to take a rest, and at the same time to take pictures to the wonderful landscapes and its surroundings.

This is a must see. You can see.the.village all destroyed by lava and ash. Only remains the top of the church. Volcano is made.of loose sand so it a good cardio exercice to climb it

Love it! The views! Nature! So green! Definitely don't bring your sunday shoes, it's quite the rocky place going up. We were charged 20 pesos per person at this gate. When asked why? they didn't know what to say. Ended up saying it's the charge for us to appreciate nature and that they had set up restrooms by the volcano. Ok. A couple of people I was with said they didn't used to charge. Oh well I guess. There is in fact restrooms(wooden shed with a pit in it), a little store shed as well were things are quite pricey, and a little shed were you can set up camp, all by the volcano. We made a fire, set up a griddle and made lunch when we came down. Overall a good experience. I just think there should be some signs posted for the way. And I still question the right of those people to be charging at some bulleigh gate they set up. Oh and try no to smell the sulfur fumes throughout the volcano... that's no bueno for you amigo

Totally awesome. Very long rough ride and walk need to be there by 8 am. Horse ride 2 hrs. Climb up volcano 2 hrs

Started in Angahuan by hiring a guide - 300mxn for my horse and 300mxn for the guides horses. It's a long and possibly hot horse ride. If you've never rode a horse like me it will be very uncomfortable. A person stationed at a hut at the base of the volcano will request 20mxn for keeping the place clean despite seeing some litter throughout the entire day. There are 2 routes up the volcano. A very steep and slippery route and to the right of it, a much less steep but still slippery path. A random dog or two might accompany you. Going down is fun but you will get sand in your shoes and socks. It is not a hot tourists destination but who knows for how long.