If you're looking for fresh air and a day of adventure, this experience is for you. Everything is planned so you can simply enjoy it.
We'll drive 1.5 hours to Cuajimoloyas, one of the 8 Pueblos Mancomunados (Communal Villages). First, we'll have breakfast at my favorite restaurant (trust me, come hungry). Then, we'll drive 15 minutes to Benito Juárez, where our hike begins.
Depending on your level and the pace of the group, I'll choose the best route:
✔️ Short: 2-5 km | ✔️ Intermediate: 5-12 km | ✔️ Long: 12-25 km
We'll hike through a pine-oak forest at 2,800-3,100 meters above sea level, exploring microclimates, and, if you're interested, I'll tell you about the local flora, fauna, and fungi.
What to bring?
☔ Rainy (June-Oct): Boots and a rain jacket. (I'll bring extra gear if you need it.)
☀️ Dry (November-May): Long-sleeved shirt, hat, and sunscreen.
After the hike, we'll eat at another of my favorite spots. You'll want to stay longer, but we'll have to head back to the city.
If you're looking for nature, fresh air, and good food, this is your plan!
We'll meet at the southeast corner of "El Llano" park (José María Pino Suárez Street and Dr. Liceaga Street) at the 2 lion statues.
We'll meet at the southeast corner of "El Llano" park (José María Pino Suárez Street and Dr. Liceaga Street) at the 2 lion statues.