Nuevo León

At this park, you can enjoy nature with your family, surrounded by canyons and streams; it’s also an ideal spot for observing wildlife. This place is located within the “Cumbres de Monterrey” National Park, very close to the Monterrey Metropolitan Area.
Since 1909, the water from El Calabozo Creek, which runs through the park, has been used for human consumption.

You can find ecotourism activities such as:
– Birdwatching
– Nature photography workshop
– A trip through La Estanzuela

Recommendations

• Wear appropriate footwear when hiking to prevent accidents and/or injuries.
• In the event of an injury or accident, notify the park rangers immediately.
• Please enter the trails before 1:00 p.m.
• Check the day's weather forecast; access to the trail leading to the waterfalls will depend on the weather conditions on the day, and access may be restricted in the event of rain, temperatures above 40°C, or a fire risk.
  
  

Services

The park offers you:

• Parking area.
• Luggage storage area.
• An area with palapas for dining.
• Snack (Subject to availability).
• 3-kilometer cobblestone path
• Bathroom fixtures.
• Guided tours (Scheduled).

Rules of Procedure

• Respect wildlife.
• Take care of the park facilities.
• Keep the trails clean.
• Stay on the trails and in designated walking areas.
• Eat only in designated areas.
• Seal the food to be stored airtight.
• Dispose of trash properly.
• Be on the lookout for wildlife.
• Do not throw objects into streams or other bodies of water.
• Using walker strollers correctly.
• Maintain a safe environment for everyone.
• Follow the instructions of park staff.

Sign up and get your “Arráncate X Nuevo León” card to enjoy access to “Sendero Andador” for just $20 pesos and access to “Camino al Cielo” for $40 pesos. Learn more here: https://www.arrancatexnuevoleon.com/