"Was wondering why there is no logged summits though it's very accessible in terms of distance. Driving to a "trailhead" (service road continuation on E side), realized that most likely whenever they film slum area(s) of Tijuana, they do it there: run down houses, "interesting" looks, a rolled over and burnt car. Too bad didn't make any photos. After talking to a Uber driver, gave it up. On the way back, got passed by rushing 10-12 police cars and 4 ambulances. " — alexp • Dec 7, 2018

"Summitted Sunday Feb 21 2016 at 10:15 am. Perfect day. Leaving super early (before dawn) was a great idea - thanks Max Becker. My first summit. More to follow. Incredible view - I guess they're all like this?" — jackcampbell • Feb 20, 2016

"El grupo (Yolanda Michel, Arturo de la Isla, Arturo Landeros, Neri Carrasco, Jorge Bárcenas) se acercó al cerro por Plazuelas hasta un pequeño hospital que se encuentra un poco abajo del collado entre el Cerro de la Media Luna y Cuatro Palos. Subimos por la cara poniente que es suave y relativamente poco empinada. Se aprecian vistas muy hermosas del final de la Sierra Gorda en el semi-desierto de Tolimán Se avanza hacia el sur por el sendero que rodea y luego se sube entre la maleza que es relativamente benigna (pocas espinas matorrales bajos). Se llega al acantilado y se camina a lo largo de él hacia el norte. En el punto más alto hay una cruz de metal en buen esto que elevaron allí un grupo de obreros de Puerto Blanco en agosto de 1949. La vista es estremecedora hacia ambos lados del cerro. La columna vertebral de cerro de la media luna es larguísima. Termina en el cañon del río extoraz." — ivan-santamaria-holek • Jan 30, 2016

"Summit was very hard. 35ºC and very dry air. Many many... many thorny bushes and cactus, mainly bishop's weed (biznagas). At the end, the boulder has 20 meter high in some zones. Some of us need cords to get the summit. " — ivan-santamaria-holek • May 2, 2015

"Snow covered the north face of Cerro Botella Azul that made the descent into the canyon hard and dangerous. The climb to Picacho del Diablo is a 'scrambler heaven'. Hard 3 days of fun!" — Nei • Mar 14, 2015