RUTA DE LA NIEBLA (The Fog Route)
4th edition (2007 – 2009)

This edition is dedicated particularly to the Cofre de Perote mountain, faithful guardian of Xalapa city, and origin of the Pescados, Actopan and Filobobos rivers among others. It is an Ideal place for extreme sports and ecotourism. This 4th edition includes more information about the Alto Filo, located in the Atzalan mountain range, a paradise for high level kayakers.

RUTA DE CORTÉS - Rumbo a la conquista (CORTES ROUTE – Toward the conquering -)

1st edition ( 2008- 2010)

This guide takes us through the amazing history of the first conquering of Mexico, following the “Ruta de Cortéz” from Cuba to the sands of Chalchihueyecan, the strategic alliance with the Totonaca people from Zempoala and his traveling to the plateau, passing by the Eastern Slope of the Cofre de Perote mountain, Xallapan, Xicochimalco and others.

RUTA DE LA VAINILLA (Vanilla Route)
1st edition ( 2008- 2010)

“Ruta de la Vainilla” will take us through the enigmatic region of the Totonacapan, to the history, locations and tell us about the main characteristics of the vanilla, “the orchid that scented the world”. The information included in this edition covers from Papantla and the Totonaca mountain range, Poza Rica and all the coast line between the Cazones river at the north and the Nautla river at the south, passing through Tecolutla and Costa Esmeralda mostly

RUTA DEL SON (The Son Route)
1st edition (2002- 2004)

From all the “sones”, the most popular inside and out of the country is the “Son Jarocho”, This song is still popular in all the Sotavento region of Veracruz, from the port of Veracruz till the Papaloapan river basin. The Route of the Son takes us with the harp and the jarana by the plains of the Sotavento, washed by the Antigua and Jamapa rivers, and the Papaloapan river basin.

RUTA DE LAS ALTAS MONTAÑAS (High Mountain Routes) 
1st edition (2006- 2008)

The magnificent Orizaba Pike or Citlaltepec, the highest mountain in the country is found in almost all the landscapes, from the vast and fertile plains of Cordoba, located at only 800 mt. OSL., till the towns located in the charming Zongolica mountain range, located over 2000 mt. OSL.

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