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Centinela

6283 ft

12.4 mi

14 hrs

10253 ft


Centinela

Sierra de Jimulco, Torreon

6283 ft

12.4 mi

14 hrs

10253 ft

Located in Torreón, Centinela Hill is undoubtedly the most difficult route in the city and one of the most demanding in northern Mexico

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To face the challenging route in one of the most demanding areas of the state and northern Mexico, where elevation, distance, ecosystem and average preparation time are considerable, it is recommended to bring the following food and liquid groups: 6 liters of water + 1.5 liters of electrolytes, strong food for 12 hours of travel such as cakes, tacos, tuna sandwiches, etc., water-rich fruit such as apples, oranges, grapefruits or watermelons, protein-rich seeds such as peanuts, almonds or pistachios, oatmeal cookies or commercials rich in sugar, oat bars.
To face road conditions, it is recommended to wear the following clothing: hat or cap, buff, sunglasses, long sleeve breathable and resistant t-shirt, breathable, flexible and resistant pants, long socks that protect the ankles, boots or sneakers with good grip.

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Leaving Torreón, Coahuila, head to the “Ejido Flor de Jimulco” located to the south of the city, approximately 1 hour and a half from Torreón. You cross villages such as “Nazareno”, “Juan Eugenio”, San José de Zaragoza and Ignacio Zaragoza. Once in the ejido, take a dirt road facing east, that is, towards the mountains, following the light wiring to the base of the mountain until you reach a water fountain, where you can park the vehicle.

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The parking lot is located next to a water fountain, at the end of the dirt road.

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The completion of this tour does not involve any cost.

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The reader is invited to prepare the following mandatory items for this tour: headlamp or flashlight, thermal blanket, powerbank or rechargeable battery, sunscreen, complete first aid kit that includes antiseptics, analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, gauze, small and large bandages, razor, antihistamines, powdered electrolytes, cotton, sterilized gloves and antibiotic ointment.

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The route is quite clear until you reach the stream, from there at kilometer 6.6 you must leave the stream on the right to climb to the summit. The stretch from the stream to the summit is quite confusing, it is recommended to go with the route downloaded on Wikiloc and someone who already knows the route. The last kilometer is on a slope where there start to be small pine trees, and downhill the first part can be even more confusing. Likewise, it is recommended to be cautious and pay excessive attention to the route due to the high presence of rattlesnake vipers.

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According to our nomenclature, the level of physical difficulty of this route is maximum, with a slope of almost 2,000 meters. It is one of the most prominent mountains in the area, covering a total distance of 18.7 kilometers and completing the route in an average time of 12 hours, depending on the pace of the group.