I had read about this hike before our trip but was not planning to do it. Overnight backpacking is more up Bill's alley than mine. My typical camping rule is "bathroom required," and there are no bathrooms on a volcano. :) But in the end, Bill got sick, we only had a few days before we flew back home, and it just looked too cool, so I signed myself up for this adventure and hoped for the best. It was a volcano weekend - we'd just visited Volcano Pacaya the day before. View of Volcano Fuego from camp on Acatenango I booked with a tour company called Wicho & Charlie's , liked their social and eco-conscious approach which even included all plant-based food. When I arrived there at 7 a.m., they handed out little juice shots - beet, orange, and ginger - to help with the altitude (not sure if that works but it was delicious), and then we got to "shopping." Temperature at the top of the volcano can get down to 30-40 degrees F, so they recommended everyone c...