","vestimenta","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Buff; Something to pack out your trash;","comoEstacionarse","Once you pass the yellow plume, following about 500 m of dirt road, you can find the beginning of the sidewalk. Note: with a van it is possible to reach the point right where the trail begins; with a low-rise car, you'll have to leave it where we started this Wikiloc, which is next to a small station. Several cars leave it here and it's safe.","km",[],"imagenPortada","https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/8VsuUUn9F_Ptww33KyJ18xQ_yHc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/portada","signalScores",{"_272":124},"advertencias",[265,266,267,268,269,270,271],"informacionAdicional","I GOT LOST!\nIf you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and/or 8120890987 of the civil protection of García, N.L., and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.","litrosAgua",3,"minutos",30,"panel",[],"area","Grutas de García, Reserva Sierra el Fraile y San Miguel","map",[264],"desnivel",778,"seo","This tour is a tradition in the town of García and the views it gives you to El Sapo, Pico el Cuadrado and Pico San Miguel are unique.","comoLlegar","To get to the starting point of the village, you must travel by car to the Grutas de García. Follow a dirt road for about 7-10 minutes. Passing the Las Grutas parking lot, heading north, just after a small ford, a yellow feather has been growing lately. There are those who say that a little further on from this point there is a person taking care of them and a tip can be given to avoid misunderstandings. What we noticed is that a lot of people pick it up on the weekends without any problem and there really isn't anyone looking out for it.","tipoVehiculo","Carro","weatherScore",100,"trazoDeLaRuta","The sidewalk or path is very well marked with strips of various bright colors (both the one on this route that was engraved, and the one on the way to the left at the beginning). In both cases, you have to be aware of the slats for the first kilometer and a half already entering the mountain, since there are some ways of taking roads that are not. In general, the path is marked and trodden (very busy), after Mesa de Pinos to the Mirador del Fraile, the wooded road is actually a little more wasted; you also have to be very alert to the slats and rely on Wikiloc.","imagenPortadaS3","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/portada","linkWikiloc","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/mesa-de-pinos-sierra-del-fraile-fifa-2026-242199713","url","mesa-de-pinos","dificultadFisica","This route has a level 4 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. The trail has a very similar average slope per segment, meaning that the slope is almost the same for each kilometer traveled, although obviously in some sections it changes. If we divide the total ascent route into 3 sections to get to the Mirador, we could say that the one with the highest slope is the second. On average, they can be from 1:15 to 1:50 p.m. (only ascent to the Mirador).","gpxS3","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mesa-de-pinos-mirador-del-fraile-garcia-n-l-.gpx","longitud",-100.452008,"alimentosLiquidos","3 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","nombre","Mesa de Pinos","weatherSummary",{"_247":248,"_249":250,"_251":252,"_253":254,"_255":256,"_257":258,"_259":260,"_261":130,"_262":263},"latitud",25.80022,"imagenes",[238,239,240],"equipoAdicional","Hiking poles, first aid kit, pocket knife, extra battery, headlamp, emergency whistle, emergency blanket.","distancia",7.84,"zona","garcia","tipoRecorrido",[234,235,236,237],"weatherUpdatedAt","2026-09-24T10:00:45.689Z","informacionImportante","","weatherBadges",[233],"exposicionSolar","According to our scale, the degree of exposure to the sun is II. Although it is not a route completely exposed to the sun (starting in the morning, practically your entire ascent will be covered by the group of mountains of Mesa de Pinos, Mirador del Fraile, Pico el Cuadrado and Pico San Miguel), however, when you make the descent, you will most likely be exposed to the sun (unless you go on a cloudy day). However, there are several trees where you can stop to rest and take shade, in case it's a sunny day.","sign",[221,222,223,224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232],"horas","imagenPortadaFallback","https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/jHhoaRTC3XFep0p9z7gPfYFFeyE=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/0","PROJ-202603-010-MP202606-002","PROJ-202603-010-MP202606-006","PROJ-202603-010-P1","PROJ-202603-010-P11","PROJ-202603-010-P12","PROJ-202603-010-P14","PROJ-202603-010-P15","PROJ-202603-010-P16","PROJ-202603-010-P3","PROJ-202603-010-P5","PROJ-202603-010-P6","PROJ-202603-010-P7","goodConditions","Neva","cumbre","desierto","bosque",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":246},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":245},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":244},"imagen","descripcion","file","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-pinos---mirador-del-fraile---ojo-de-agua/0","tempMax",31.4,"humidityPct",47,"windMaxKmh",28,"uvMax",7.6,"feelsLikeMin",23.3,"past48hRainMm",0,"feelsLikeMax",31.2,"rainProbPct","tempMin",22.1,"PROJ-202603-010-P2","Basura","Cascabel","Chorreaderos","CuidadoConLaFauna","Escalar","Puntear","Hipotermia","ga",1580,60,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/EvBsfS9sm8X3n5KT6",1,"This route has a grade A technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the route does not require technical experience, however, we do not recommend that this route be for beginners or people who have never been to the hill. The terrain is mostly loose and smooth stone, characteristic of a stream, canyon or downspouts; the distance you have to travel is quite long. It is approximately 6 km (climbing only), of which the last 500 horizontal meters have a positive slope of 150 m. It is not such a significant slope, but someone without experience may end up very tired or with severe pain in their legs and feet.","652419ab00da0dd939398a75","Santa Catarina","N/A","

","Shoes with good grip; Shorts (winter: pants); Cap or sun hat (winter: beanie); Long sleeve; Buff; Something to pack out your trash","In the same Oxxo, on one side there is enough space to leave vehicles. All you have to do is cross the Monterrey-Saltillo highway and keep walking south on the way back (which goes both ways). We do not recommend leaving cars or vans on the way back, as there may be problems with the Federal Police and they are more at risk.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/llRLXQSlRPLPART6CPt8VVLpB6k=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/paso-del-caballero/portada",{"_272":274},[325,266,326],"NA",[],"Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey",[],460,"An incredible old mule crossing located in Garcia. Go hiking at Paso del Caballero if you like to feel the adrenaline rush during your tours.","From Monterrey, take the road to Saltillo until you reach the Rinconada ejido. Take the exit to the right while on the road. We can leave vehicles behind the Oxxo Fierro Norte, just leave nothing in sight or obstruct the road. If you are coming in the direction of Saltillo-Monterrey, take the return to Rinconada and quickly locate the Oxxo mentioned above. To get to the beginning of the village, you have to cross the open road (first in the direction of Monterrey-Saltillo, and then Saltillo-Monterrey). Then you have to follow a small stretch of about 200-300 m. (scrub terrain), which separates the highway from the free road. Once you reach the toll road, you have to look for a path on your left that allows you to cross just below the bridge of that road (NOTE: it is not necessary to go down to the stream, but close to the bridge there is a way to cross to the other side - see photo on waypoints).","The village is relatively marked with stone mojoneras (monas) (small stone towers that help you follow the best path), although you have to go south all the way down the stream and you can't get lost (just continue in the direction of the canyon, looking for the most suitable path of stones to walk on). You have to be very careful where the stream ends to be able to identify the stretch through which you begin to climb considerably (after the abandoned house or shelter - see on waypoints), since there are no longer many slats or walls to be able to locate. Also rely on Wikiloc (it is mandatory to download the route before taking any tour). Where the considerable slope begins, it is a marked path, but to get to this point, you have to turn right and walk a few meters where the canyon stream ends (see waypoints). The route of this route to Paso del Caballero is practically hopeless, but as a precaution, rely on Wikiloc if you have any questions.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/paso-del-caballero/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/paso-del-caballero-santa-catarina-n-l-por-casa-blanca-92595146","paso-del-caballero","This route has a level 3 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 400 and 600 meters of unevenness. To reach the point where Paso del Caballero is located, ¾ parts of the route are very quiet, with almost no or very slight inclination. From where the last stretch begins (where the canyon stream ends and the path to ascend to the Paso begins), the slope becomes somewhat steep, but it is a very small stretch (even if in person it seems that you have a long way to go, you will arrive in less than expected). On average they can be from 1:30 to 2 hours (climbing only); the total route can be from 3:30 to 4:30 hours.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/paso-del-caballero-santa-catarina-n-l-por-casa-blanca.gpx",-100.714972,"Paso del Caballero",{"_247":320,"_249":321,"_251":250,"_253":254,"_255":322,"_257":258,"_259":323,"_261":258,"_262":324},25.660829,[314,315,316],11.2,"monterrey",[236],"2026-09-23T10:00:44.861Z",[233],"According to our scale, the degree of exposure to the sun is II. Practically the entire route is uncovered and it will be very difficult for you to find a tree to protect yourself. We recommend starting the route early so you don't get affected by sunlight (maximum 7am winter time, maximum 7:30-8am summer time). The canyon has a considerable height, so on the ascent you will surely be very little affected by the sun's rays, and when you reach the Pass you will be able to completely protect yourself from the sun's rays. Back again, it's practically a fact that the sun will hit your back (unless it's a cloudy day). It is important to wear a hat and buff for hiking, as well as long sleeves. If you are considering a sunny day, make sure that the temperature is compensated and is forecast to be below 20°C.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/7KUgV2hUi_0UoI-TtjwwwWONE74=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/paso-del-caballero/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":319},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":318},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":317},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/paso-del-caballero/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/paso-del-caballero/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/paso-del-caballero/0",30.2,41,19.4,26.6,19.3,"Precipicios","Servicio",500,87,"https://goo.gl/maps/CnB4S1aqN5axpgj96","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of technical difficulty of grade “A”, which means that no technical experience is required, it is only recommended to exercise caution when stepping on stones and wet terrain to avoid slips and falls.","65220aa7e852b2ea78576486","Allende","Sometimes, a $50 fee is charged at the entrance to the Ramos River for cleaning, maintenance and security reasons.","

","Shoes with good grip; Shorts; Long sleeve; Swimsuit; Towel; Extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash","There is a fairly large parking lot in the Canavati Pass, although the recommendation is to park along the road without obstructing the passage, because this parking lot is sometimes congested during peak hours.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/6VD8rqAF6i9YzzFoUHD57ctSTK0=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/rio-ramos/portada",{"_272":328},[326,266,265],[],[],10,"Tour of the Ramos River, one of the most beautiful places in Nuevo León.","To get to the beginning of the village, drive along the national road until you reach Allende. Once you get a little deeper into the city, you pass the butcher shop “La Peñita” and turn right onto Lic. Ramiro Tamez street, where you drive towards the mountains for no more than 20 minutes on an incursion among the famous ahuehuetes of the Ramos River, which have easily been there for more than 100 years.","gpxRecortadoS3","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/rio-ramos.gpx","The route is highly visible and fairly easy to identify because it runs along the river.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/rio-ramos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/rio-ramos-hasta-el-charco-de-las-viboras-74294753","rio-ramos","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of grade “1”, which means that the slope is not greater than 400 meters, being practically non-existent on this route and that it can be done in 2 hours at most, being very quiet and friendly for all types of people.",-100.059455,"2 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Río Ramos","gpxS3PromotedAt","2026-09-10T06:19:30Z",{"_247":386,"_249":387,"_251":388,"_253":389,"_255":390,"_257":258,"_259":391,"_261":276,"_262":392},25.225778,[372,373,374,375,376,377,378],"santiago",[371],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.526Z",[370],"gpxRecortadoUpdatedAt","2026-09-10T06:18:11Z","Sun exposure on this route is minimal, reaching a shaded sidewalk on at least 90% of the route",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/VYHzZiV0FMdGODHd_9UeJ1WlLIo=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/0","heatRisk","Agua",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":385,"_243":385},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":384,"_243":384},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":383,"_243":383},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":382,"_243":382},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":381,"_243":381},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":380,"_243":380},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":379,"_243":379},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/rio-ramos/0",33.4,46,18,7.9,26.1,35.5,22.9,1938,45,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/2z1aDyAVBBZT8Q6a9",5,"Classification C, mainly because of the last section already on the way to the summit. This section has a slope of approximately 37.5 degrees, the terrain is extremely unstable (stones and loose soil) and the complexity is even greater in case of rain. Although this section is not exposed to precipices, a fall may be of medical importance. The summit, on the other hand, is exposed to precipices.","6556eb453a5a9aef44d97f19","Montemorelos","

","- Hat or cap.\n- Buff.\n- Preferably, a long-sleeved t-shirt (breathable) and flexible pants, since there is a section with Ortiguilla.\n- Boots or sneakers with good grip.","It is recommended NOT to leave valuables in cars, as there is no type of establishment near where we park. There is enough space for approximately 3 cars and no road lane is obstructed.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/-LphsPaeo1gBGB4p12iSFo6OwtA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/portada",{"_272":394},[325,265,267,268,452,453,454,326],"The summit is located in the town of Montemorelos (although the ascent begins on the road to Rayones); approximately 2,000 meters above sea level. It is part of the Sierra Madre Oriental and the ANP Cumbres de Monterrey. We recommend not doing this route alone; at least three people, since it is a little frequented route and there are no towns nearby.",3.6,[],"ANP Cumbres Monterrey",[],930,"This route offers us a good slope distributed over a relatively short length. It's a demanding route outside the city, but it's very pictorial.","The beginning of this route is right on the road to Rayones, coming from Montemorelos. The vehicles literally stay on the side of the road; fortunately there is enough space to park several cars without obstructing any lane on the road. To get there from Monterrey, we took the national highway to Montemorelos. We will take the road that leads to the Estrella Biopark (Highway to Rayones) and approximately 20 km later, there is the beginning of the village. There are no signs, so we'll have to guide ourselves with the map. On the right side there is a “viewpoint” where we can leave the cars and the sidewalk is on the left.","The line is well defined. There are some bifurcations, but they practically lead to where. If you feel that the route is already closed or is no longer clear, the recommendation is to go back where we came from until it becomes clear again, because we are probably on the wrong track.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/nariz-de-indio-rayones-109261276","naríz-de-indio","It is classified as Level 5, since it offers us between 800 and 1000 meters of positive slope. Specifically, we will climb 930 m distributed over approximately 3.5 km of distance (7 km round trip).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/nariz-de-indio-rayones.gpx",-99.977723,"3 L of water; 600 ml of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Naríz de Indio",{"_247":446,"_249":447,"_251":448,"_253":434,"_255":449,"_257":258,"_259":450,"_261":451,"_262":322},25.098806,[436,437,438,439,440],"- Hands free lamp (mining type)\n- Thermal blanket\n- External battery\n- First aid kit (antiseptics, gauze, bandages, powdered electrolytes).",7,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.586Z",[233],"Moderate Practically the entire route takes place under the shade of oak trees, with the exception of the last sections reaching the summit.",[],8,"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/UgUiCjl6a_mbndhNZ0ziC5n3hKM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":445},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":444},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":443},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":442},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":441},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nar-z-de-indio---montemorelos/0",28.3,58,17,20.4,29.6,13,"CuidadoConLosPozos","Hiedra","ProhibidoFogata",1628,71,"https://goo.gl/maps/2Cyvtjd7an3qhm4G6","The most technical part of the route is the sandblaster, which is right in the middle, in the following link we leave tips on how to walk around this area https://www.instagram.com/p/CFGbBnph93C/.","6556e8b13f1076548015c261","Monterrey","At the time of writing this review (November 2023), there is no cost.","

","- Sneakers or boots designed for hiking, seeking to have good grip on the ground.\n- Shorts or pants, depending on the weather, as well as the upper garment.","On Venecia Street there is plenty of space all over the sidewalk, and even on busy days there is space available for parking.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/FOcuh5AqZgImBK5c3y8ue9d2GXY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/portada",{"_272":456},[325,265,267,452,525,454],"The Cerro de las Mitras is known for having an enormous variety of roads, peaks, routes and mines, however the latter are the ones that stand out the most in the area. There are miles of hidden roads all over the place and it is not surprising because “La Voladora” (the name of the mine) was working for almost 20 years and was able to house 250 miners. In 1919, due to the number of accidents, it was decided to close works on the site.\n\nIt is speculated that inside the mine in the most remote areas there are still corpses of animals and people who suffered accidents.",[523,524],"Cerro de las Mitras",[522],854,"This climb is ideal for people with some experience but who do not yet know the Mitras hill. It serves as preparation for climbing one of its peaks.","You can search Google maps for “Vereda Cerro de las Mitras” which will take you to the booth located on Venecia Street, it will usually send you along Avenida Leones and you will take the side road to Avenida Sevilla located at the height of Plaza Cumbres. You will climb this street until it meets Richard E. Street and finally turn towards Venice to continue on this road until it ends.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/minas-ruta-kilimanjaro.gpx","The start has no losers, it is a constant climb where you will see a very marked path. It is up to the stone bed (a stone about 8 meters in diameter) that it gets a little lost but it is only necessary to keep climbing up the sandblaster until you reach a point where you will notice that there are a large number of graffiti and arrows pointing to the left. Following this path you will find the source and here is the steepest part, some 20 minutes taking the sidewalks to the right and you will reach the bike ride, from here you just have to walk flat.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/minas-cerro-de-las-mitras-97630527","minas-ruta-kilimanjaro","With approximately 800 meters of unevenness over 3 kilometers, this route is classified as 5 in terms of physical difficulty. The path is a little changeable starting from lower to higher, if you don't feel ready you can start by climbing the stone bed (which is about a third of the route) or up to the cave of the mud (just in the middle). The ascent time is about 3 hours.",-100.401986,"Minas",{"_247":320,"_249":516,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":519,"_257":258,"_259":520,"_261":276,"_262":521},25.721679,[502,503,504,505,506,507,508],"- Headlamp.\n- First aid kit.\n- Emergency whistle.\n- Thermal blanket.\n- Helmet (optional)\n- Canes.",4.9,[501],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.299Z",[233],"Vegetation usually covers a large part of the sun, yet the environment is usually hot and suffocating, so it's best to hike tomorrow before 9 am.",[495,496,497,498,499,500],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/l5d2G-NJB-Nz6lkAReIFYQltT0I=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/0","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-002","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-004","PROJ-202603-006-P1","PROJ-202603-006-P16","PROJ-202603-006-P2","PROJ-202603-006-P3","cueva",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":515},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":514},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":513},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":512},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":511},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":510},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":509},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/6","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/5","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/minas---ruta-kilimanjaro/0",53,24,7.8,22.8,31.3,20.1,"PROJ-202603-006-P8","PROJ-202603-006-P13","PROJ-202603-006-P6","LamparaObligatoria",2168,"https://goo.gl/maps/FP3syeBXs45sHrP87",6,"According to our nomenclature, this route has a technical level of grade F, which means that it is necessary to have the appropriate knowledge to operate climbing or rappelling safety equipment to ascend or descend a rope, specifically, this route consists of multiple climbs of between 3 and 8 meters approximately, of which, some have the possibility of installing a rope to descend safely, therefore, the USE OF A MANDATORY HELMET.","652039dd801dbb877831ea34","

","Due to the presence of high vegetation on different sections of the route, as well as high sun exposure and various climbs, it is recommended to wear clothing that protects the skin from abrasion and ultraviolet rays.","There are quite safe spaces where you can leave your vehicle on this path, which is surrounded by multiple farm type settlements, it is recommended to leave the vehicle right next to the road, WITHOUT BLOCKING THE MAIN AVENUE and WITHOUT OBSTRUCTING ENTRANCES AND EXITS OF PRIVATE PROPERTIES. Although shortly after taking this detour you cross dirt roads, the road is quite friendly to small vehicles, so it is NOT NECESSARY TO BRING A 4X4 VEHICLE.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/GDJcLKIPs5tR3z-FznY2gf6KPKI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/portada",{"_272":516},[265,266,577,267,269,325,578],"Today it was time to go to the mountain with the most vertical ascent in the area: Picacho El Orégano, or better known as Aguiluchos del Sur.\n\nIt is a route with a lot of slopes, climbs and precipices, so IT IS NOT A ROUTE SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS, mostly covered by climbing and de-escalation, as well as by very technical sandblasting and loose dirt.\n\nThe journey begins heading towards Guitarritas, taking the detour that turns right after passing the parking lot to go up to Pico Horcones. It is a dirt road, very friendly for small cars. Later, we pass some houses, farms and ranches, and in one of the last settlements we left the vehicle parked, taking care not to get in the way of any passage, both on private properties and on the main road, the area is very safe.\n\nAlready on your feet and ready to start the adventure, you walk approximately 2.5 km of very soft terrain, without much slope and you even get to pass through a couple of ravines, this first part of the route is very simple and works well enough to warm up your engines.\n\nThe second part of the route presents a little more technical difficulty, starting with some simple climbs that vary in difficulty. Here you have to be very careful with the stones for those who go below, whether they go up or down.\n\nA little further up, you come across a wall of a considerable height, somewhat exposed, but with very good grips, it has 1 plate attached, metal nails inserted into the stone and some ropes that serve as a good support point, however, the recommendation is not to carry all the weight on them since they wear out over time. In this part we take a side to support us, especially when it comes to going down.\n\nHigher up there is another very careful similar wall, this one has an anchor with a chain attached that can be used without major problems, here some gloves come in handy.",[],[],1366,"The most intimidating summit with the best views of Huasteca Park. The ascent to the top of Aguiluchos del Sur offers a wide variety of experiences.","The arrival at the beginning of the route is approximately 15 minutes from the main entrance of La Huasteca, driving along the main road and turning right at the detour that takes you to the Guitarritas Canyon, just after passing the Pico Horcones parking lot.","The route is somewhat confusing, especially at the beginning of the route due to the existence of multiple trails and further up the entrance to the canyon with several climbs, it is recommended to be aware of the road and the wikiloc to stay on the correct route.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/aguiluchos-del-sur/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/mountaineering-trails/aguiluchos-del-sur-87515527","aguiluchos-del-sur","According to our nomenclature, this route has a grade 8, which means that it is a route with an average slope between 1200 meters and 1400 meters, making it a demanding route that takes approximately 8 or 9 hours and which should start no later than 6 in the morning.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/aguiluchos-del-sur.gpx",-100.484333,"3–4 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Aguiluchos del Sur",{"_247":572,"_249":573,"_251":252,"_253":574,"_255":575,"_257":258,"_259":576,"_261":130,"_262":449},25.616472,[564,565,566,567],"On the route there are several anchors to be able to go down rappelling, the longest of which is approximately 20 meters, just keep in mind that the more equipment, the greater the weight will be during the entire route.",11,[235,236],"2026-09-24T10:00:45.469Z",[233],"This route has a level III exposure to the sun, making it a route without shade and with little vegetation, especially after passing Puerto Oregano, so it is advisable to GO ONLY IN WINTER and bring sunscreen and long clothing with you.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fZ9ijCPGZASvi3Fxm8oxJ7Slxnw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":571},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":570},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":569},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":568},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguiluchos-del-sur/0",31.1,40,7.5,21.9,30.3,"Casco","ExposicionSolar",1053,59,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/iSq7TuGUxos5kcMy6","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of technical difficulty of grade B, which means that during the route it is possible to travel through segments with more than 40 degrees of inclination, unstable parts, caves or narrow roads.","6520678552eb2f718285bc85","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Something to pack out your trash; Additional gear if visiting the caves (see below)","Once you arrive at the farm conglomerate, it would only be a matter of locating a large parking lot adjacent to the Santa Catarina River belonging to one of the farms where permission to park is granted, you just have to keep in mind that the parking lot is not paved and consists only of ball-like rocks.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/B_PZMblTN2apfH6bPAhBsmtIgew=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/portada",{"_272":580},[265,266,452,326],"A short walk inside the “La Huasteca” Natural Park, about 20 minutes from the main entrance, you reach the beautiful San Bartolo Canyon, adjacent to the San Judas Canyon. It leads to a cluster of farms where there is free, safe and well-positioned parking about 7 minutes from the start of the route.",[],[],332,"A short walk inside the La Huasteca Natural Park, about 20 minutes from the main entrance, you reach the beautiful San Bartolo Canyon.","The beginning of this route is located inside the “La Huasteca” Natural Park, approximately 20 minutes from the entrance by driving, you pass the Pico Horcones parking lot and the Guitarritas detour until you reach the “La Ramona” farm, surrounded by many other farms and settlements.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/canon-de-san-bartolo.gpx","The route is completely visible to the hiker, marked by slats and gravels, and remains clean for most of the year due to its high traffic.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-san-bartolo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/canon-de-san-bartolo-86335923","canon-de-san-bartolo","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of grade 2, which means that it does not have a slope greater than 300 meters high and the completion of the entire route would not take more than 2 and a half hours.",-100.438639,"2 L of water; 600 ml of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Cañón de San Bartolo",{"_247":628,"_249":629,"_251":630,"_253":518,"_255":631,"_257":258,"_259":632,"_261":258,"_262":633},25.591556,[620,621,622,623],"CONSIDER ONLY IF YOU PLAN TO VISIT THE CAVES: As additional equipment for visiting the San Bartolo Caves, it is recommended to carry a flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries, helmet and knee pads and/or elbow pads (optional) because in some part it is necessary to crawl.",[619,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.066Z",[233],"The sun exposure present during the completion of this route is 2 levels, being mostly exposed to the sun when approaching the canyon, due to the lack of tall vegetation, however, once inside the canyon you can walk quietly with the shade provided by the large walls of the mountain.",[616,617,618],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/5S8QsELL-Da52iSSXr2WrarvUE4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/0","PROJ-202603-004-P2","PROJ-202603-004-P3","PROJ-202603-004-P5","cañon",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":627},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":626},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":625},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":624},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-bartolo/0",32.1,44,29,22.6,32.4,20.8,1364,68,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/N1YLzJzTXxLNbU3o9","This route has a grade D technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This letter implies that there is a semi-vertical climbing section of approximately 3 meters in which there is no rope support. Just before reaching the summit there is a very short piece that you have to climb using your hands. The climb is comparable to a V0 grade boulder. You have to have some strength in your arms, but you don't need to know how to climb. The only thing is that you have to be very careful because there are loose stones that you could throw unintentionally at someone. This climb measures approximately 3 meters, when you reach its end you have to be very careful with your steps since there is a cliff on the left hand side. From this point to the summit it's less than 5 minutes.","65233a0f40de29a3de1ff077","

","Long sleeve t-shirt, hiking pants, buffs, sunglasses, hat or cap, boots or sneakers with a good grip sole for hiking.","To park, there is a limited amount of space just before the start of the sidewalk, next to a tree and a large stone, but on the left (looking from the entrance to the breakwater) there is a detour that goes down to the climbing area known as “Extrema”. There is ample parking space here. There is no cost to enter the park and there is no need to book either. You can also park in designated spaces on the left hand side of the road, just in front of the sidewalk.",[697,698,699,700,701,702,703,704],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/-iyO36oHUb0c5Tr6AAXHTMJYKyg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/portada",{"_272":635},[325,267,578,266],[],"Parque Ecológico la Huasteca",[696],619,"Mesa de Morteros or Pico Horcones as some hikers call it is one of the best peaks for hiking near the city.","The entrance to the village is located approximately 5 km from the entrance to La Huasteca park. To get there, search for Parque La Huasteca in your favorite browser and follow the directions. After crossing the guardaganado, the main road is straight, in the background you will see two small mountains, the one on the right side is Pico Horcones. After parking you should find the sign that says Mesa de Morteros and marks the beginning of the sidewalk.","The path is very marked and it's hard to get lost. A key point where you have to be a scuba diver is right when you start descending after reaching the summit. You have to be aware of the deviation that the sidewalk makes to the right to start descending the semi-vertical climb. It's VERY easy to follow yourself straight when you start your descent, make sure you DON'T go straight and take the first turn to the right.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-horcones-ruta-directa-58783856","mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones","This route has a level 4 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 600 and 800 meters of unevenness. It is not a very demanding climb, but it is advisable to have hiking experience before trying to climb this hill. We must be aware of the time at which we choose to climb. Before 4 in the afternoon this climb is usually completely exposed to the sun and therefore you should NOT attempt to climb at this time. So, we recommend that you go up before 7:30 in the morning or after 4 in the afternoon with a lamp and knowing the way beforehand.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-horcones-ruta-directa.gpx",-100.461535,"4 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Mesa de Morteros o Pico Horcones",{"_247":693,"_249":629,"_251":630,"_253":518,"_255":519,"_257":258,"_259":694,"_261":258,"_262":695},25.619743,[679,680,681,682,683,684,685],"As a preventive measure to avoid accidents, it is recommended to carry the following: canes, helmet, first aid kit, knife, portable battery, flashlight, whistle, thermal blanket and garbage bag. It is very important not to throw away or throw away any type of garbage, consider carrying a bag to use to carry your containers and those you find on the road. For a few months this route was closed due to this problem and an agreement was reached in which hikers commit to keeping the sidewalk clean.",5.4,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.108Z",[233],"At any point of the year, the sun doesn't hit this route in the evenings, which is why it's our favorite route to go see the sunset. Otherwise, NEVER go during the Sun's peak hour (10-1pm) as there is no shade and you can easily suffer from heat stroke and/or dehydration.",[672,673,674,675,676,677,678],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/_IQu1XmV-g4LN-m5yDH5hVVqvn8=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/0","PROJ-202603-009-P1","PROJ-202603-009-P15","PROJ-202603-009-P17","PROJ-202603-009-P18","PROJ-202603-009-P19","PROJ-202603-009-P5","PROJ-202606-001-P1",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":692,"_243":692},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":691,"_243":691},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":690,"_243":690},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":689,"_243":689},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":688,"_243":688},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":687,"_243":687},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":686,"_243":686},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-de-morteros-o-pico-horcones/0",32.2,32.6,20.9,"PROJ-202603-009-P2","PROJ-202603-009-P16","PROJ-202603-009-P20","PROJ-202603-009-P21","PROJ-202603-009-P22","PROJ-202603-009-P23","PROJ-202603-009-P24","PROJ-202603-009-P3","PROJ-202603-009-P4",1335,"https://goo.gl/maps/eFqBs6cTnSu4QwE9A","Grade C, contains some sections with an inclination of more than 45° and many parts of the road are unstable, with stones and/or loose dirt. Reaching the summit, there are very exposed sections, with walls close to 100 m in length, so this route is not recommended for people with vertigo or a phobia of heights.","6524b0b4c6f53ad276bf0a7c","Mina","

","CLOTHING:\n- Sun protection: long sleeves, pants and cap or hat.\n- Boots with good grip\n- Walking sticks","Depending on the size of the group and the number/type of vehicles, you can leave a vehicle in the Carricito park and take the 4x4 to the beginning of the sidewalk, where there is plenty of space to park.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/xFxtKuFUy3A671NVvDTweL4G6lk=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/portada",{"_272":573},[325,267,266,265],"Some decades ago, there was a mine here called “La Aguja”, from which slaked lime and gypsum were extracted. Along the way we will notice a lot of white and green minerals.",[],"Carricitos",[],355,"Las Agujas is a super pictorial spot in the Mina desert, with the Big Needle on the left and the Little Needle on the right. ","This route is located outside the metropolitan area, in the semi-desert of Mina. Unlike other destinations in Mina, the ideal way to get to the start of this route is to drive from Monterrey to Icamole.\n- Once we arrive in Icamole, we must head towards Paredón Coah (Highway NL 129). 12 km after Icamole we will arrive at a bus stop known as “El Milagro”. There, we will turn right along a dirt road. From here on, there will be no paved road, although any vehicle can reach carts (consider that it is dirt road).\n- We will cross the railway tracks and about 4.5 km later we will arrive at an intersection (Ejido Delgado) where we will turn right, towards the Carricito ejido. The ejido is approximately 5 km from this intersection.\n- Finally, to get to the start of the route, we will have to cover approximately 4 more km of dirt road, where an all-terrain vehicle is required.\n- Both needles can already be seen from strollers. After the stroller park, we will pass between a couple of houses and cross a stream (towards the needles); we will turn slightly to the right and continue along the main dirt road.\n- Eventually we will reach a crossing of the same stream, but this second crossing is more rugged (this is where a 4x4 or a tall vehicle and dexterity are required to drive).\n- After the crossing, we will turn left at an intersection and eventually we will arrive at the Tejabán de los Rucos Extremos.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/aguja-inferior.gpx","Camioneta","Perdedizo, due to the low vegetation on this hill, there are many road variants; especially between where the gap ends and the ejolote. The signs are empty, we may find some monkeys along the way. However, the route is very intuitive (get around the thorns, the agaves and climb!)","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/aguja-inferior-carricitos-118881341","aguja-inferior","Level 2, this route offers us approximately 355m of positive slope, spread over 1.8 km of distance (climb only). Level 2 of physical difficulty covers a range of 200m and 400m of positive slope.",-100.789601,"Aguja Inferior",{"_247":761,"_249":629,"_251":762,"_253":389,"_255":763,"_257":258,"_259":764,"_261":258,"_262":521},26.027034,[745,746,747,748,749,750,751,752],"ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT:\n- First aid kit\n- Electrolyte powder\n- Extra battery (power bank)\n- Lamp\n- Thermal blanket (can be used to shelter from the sun and/or to cover up in case you have to spend the night)\n- Sunscreen\n- A bag for our garbage.",4.6,[371,744],"2026-09-24T10:00:45.488Z",[233],"Alta (III), the route is in the middle of the semi-desert of Mina, where there is a lot of sun and a lot of low vegetation. The only shadow we will find on this route will be the one that gives us the wall of the Needle. It is not recommended to do this route in hot season.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/36O2DIWoCUaB85qE2E6IYOLVoGg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/0","mirador",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":760},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":759},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":758},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":757},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":756},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":755},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":754},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":753},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/7","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/6","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/5","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/aguja-inferior---ejido-carricitos/0",29.8,34,19.7,28.4,2013,"status",true,42,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/3Xt8Y8kPv9Rb6AVQ9","Grade C. The last kilometer to the summit has a faint/lost trail and requires bushwhacking through grass, rocks and thorny vegetation. NOT recommended for beginners.","d659f8950d22d25e58ffe897","Iturbide","No formal access fees.","

","Long-sleeve shirt, durable pants (thorny brush), hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes with good grip.","Park at the trailhead clearing. Roads in the area are mostly dirt; high-clearance recommended.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/bk8KbnInZ_y-3bTndNt6iHMFHo8=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-anacuas/portada",{"_272":768},[266,578,325,861,265],"Las Anacuas is one of the high summits of the Iturbide area, the southernmost reach of the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. The route is long and the upper section has no clear trail — strong navigation skills are essential. Best done with someone who has done it before.",27,[],[],1321,"Las Anacuas — high summit in Iturbide, NL. 21.32 km with 1,321 m of elevation gain. Navigation required.","Drive to Iturbide, NL. Take the Carretera Nacional from Linares toward Iturbide; the trailhead is along the Las Misiones access road.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/las-anacuas.gpx","From the trailhead, the dirt road climbs to a small saddle, then a cattle-marked trail leads through grass to the ridge. The final kilometer has no clear trail and requires navigation.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/las-anacuas/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/las-anacuas-122361760","las-anacuas","Level 7. Long approach plus a steep summit climb: ~21.32 km with 1,321 m of elevation gain to over 2,000 msnm.",-99.786433,"5 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks; substantial summit meal.","Las Anacuas",{"_247":854,"_249":250,"_251":855,"_253":434,"_255":856,"_257":857,"_259":858,"_261":859,"_262":860},24.749416,[810,811,812,813,814,815,816,817,818,819,820,821,822,823,824,825,826,827,828,829,830,831],"Hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit, gloves (helpful for the bushwhack).",21.32,"otro",[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:51.021Z",[809],"Level II. Mixed cover — open scrub at lower elevations, pine forest near the summit.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Gr5r5vPRvMTl2DEQxVliXz1fdRM=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/0","slipperyTrail",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":853,"_243":853},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":852,"_243":852},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":851,"_243":851},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":850,"_243":850},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":849,"_243":849},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":848,"_243":848},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":847,"_243":847},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":846,"_243":846},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":845,"_243":845},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":844,"_243":844},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":843,"_243":843},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":842,"_243":842},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":841,"_243":841},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":840,"_243":840},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":839,"_243":839},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":838,"_243":838},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":837,"_243":837},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":836,"_243":836},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":835,"_243":835},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":834,"_243":834},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":833,"_243":833},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":832,"_243":832},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/las-anacuas/0",30.8,15,24.1,32,32.8,9,21.3,"RutaConfusa",3720,65,"https://goo.gl/maps/oX958Ds2J3UNfg58A","Grade B, the technical difficulty is minimal, there are only some sections with an inclination of more than 45° or with unstable terrain. Due to its elevation, this summit can cause altitude sickness.","652428c5d28bfbca537d004e","Galeana","Depending on the roads you choose to get to the hill, the booths can cost up to 300 pesos round trip. Also, if the locals offered you parking spaces, consider leaving a tip.","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Thermal clothing (winter); Gloves (winter); Beanie (winter); Jacket (winter); Something to pack out your trash;","The roads include long stretches of dirt, so it is recommended to ride in tall vehicles and preferably 4x4 vehicles, but this is not essential. When you arrive in the community of San José de Las Joyas you must introduce yourself to the locals. They will be happy to give you recommendations on how to climb the hill and even offer parking.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/1lr2QbxvCr0iBfRIVNhJeHRck9o=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/portada",{"_272":863},[265,266,916,271],[],"ANP Cerro del Potosí",[],1000,"Explore the majestic highest peak in northern Mexico, located in Galeana, Nuevo León. Ideal for hiking, this route offers exciting challenges and breathtaking views of the Sierra Madre Oriental. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in nature!","The start of the tour is located in the community called San Jose de Las Joyas. One way to get there is to take highway 57 Matehuala-Monterrey east toward Potosí, Galeana. Another and our favorite route is to go to San Antonio de Las Alazanas and take the exit in the direction of Ciénaga del Toro. The second alternative is more scenic.","During the ascent, you have practically no losses. It is a fairly busy route, with many brands and few variants. It even crosses sometimes with a dirt road that reaches the summit. However, you have to pay close attention when starting the descent, since there is another route that leads to the summit, which is also very busy, it also crosses several times with dirt roads (cobblestone) and this route begins on another side of the mountain (the ejido 18 de Marzo). Although we can also get off here, we have to plan the logistics to be transported from March 18 to San José de las Joyas, since it is 16 km between the two towns.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-potosi/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-el-potosi-59201211","el-potosi","Level 6, this route offers 1000m of positive slope, spread over 5.6 km (climb only). Level 6 of physical difficulty is comparable to some routes in the metropolitan area (Pico UDEM, La UVE, etc.).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-potosi.gpx",-100.265601,"4 L of water; 1 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","El Potosí",{"_247":909,"_249":910,"_251":911,"_253":912,"_255":913,"_257":258,"_259":914,"_261":434,"_262":915},24.899651,[901,902,903,904],"arteaga",[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.942Z",[233],"Moderate (II), it is a very pleasant and mostly wooded route, but there are some sections where there is not a single shade.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/SJYfrT4wA1nRoX7IHLNn5nqn_IU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":908},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":907},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":906},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":905},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-potosi/0",15.6,83,23,8.5,5.9,15.4,9.6,"Osos",1472,"https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=25.510303,-103.676206","Grade A route (Scale from A to G). It is a route that does not require previous technical experience; you will walk on unstable terrain (dirt and loose rocks).","0e071681570249c19f964383","Lerdo","September 2026: Completing this route does not involve additional costs.","

","- Long-sleeved shirt and flexible pants\n- Hat or cap\n- Buff and Sunglasses\n- Hiking shoes with good grip","You can park vehicles at the beginning of the route next to the dirt road, without obstructing the passage.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/_S9reKjRKn3m17yAJyWIXIzd6QA=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/portada",{"_272":258},[861,578],"The Cerro de la Ballena is a very striking monolith that can be seen from the road to Durango.\nThe route starts in the Ejido León Guzmán, 2 km are covered in total and 260 m of positive elevation gain accumulate. It requires good physical condition, since the slope is very steep. The path is easy to follow. Consider that the vegetation is low and with thorns.\nFrom the top you can see La Cueva de las Iglesias, La Sierra del Rosario and Villa Juárez (routes that we recommend you follow on our page). If you do the ascent during the irrigation season, you can see the Nazas River full.\nIt is worth stressing that the intensity of the sun's rays will not give up; it is very important to consider this for your preparation.",[],"Ejido León Guzmán, Comarca Lagunera",[],260,"Cerro de la Ballena. 2 km and 260 m of positive elevation gain in Lerdo, Durango. Grade 2A-III trail by La Cumbre Cotidiana.","Departing from Torreón, drive along the road to Durango until you reach Ejido León Guzmán. Once in the town, drive towards Cerro de la Ballena, which will be to the west of the town, precisely along Plutarco Elias Calles street, surrounding the mountain until you arrive in front of the poultry farm, where the beginning of the route will be marked.","Good. The route is well marked because it is very popular. There are some route variants near the summit, which can be dangerous. It is recommended to pay attention to Wikiloc to keep it up to date.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-de-la-ballena/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-de-la-ballena-leon-guzman-150076182","cerro-de-la-ballena","Route level 2 (scale from 1 to 10), 260 m are accumulated in 1 kilometer of climb, so it requires good physical condition. It is a route with a very steep slope. In total, 2 km are covered (round trip).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-de-la-ballena.gpx",-103.676206,"- 1 liter of water\n- 1 bottle of isotonic drink.\n- March food (bars, biscuits, hand fruit, nuts, etc.)\nAvoid foods with strong odors that may attract local wildlife.\nConsider carrying a bag to carry all your waste, peels and wrappers, as well as trash you find along the way.","Cerro de la Ballena",{"_247":967,"_249":630,"_251":968,"_253":969,"_255":970,"_257":258,"_259":628,"_261":128,"_262":521},25.510303,[957,958,959,960,961],"- Hands free lamp (mining type)\n- Sunscreen",[235,744,236],"2026-09-22T10:00:45.358Z","This route can be done comfortably in any season of the year. Only avoid in seasons of extreme heat.",[233],"High (III). It is a route where there is practically no shade; the vegetation is very low. It is recommended to start early in the morning, to beat the sun's rays and consider wearing appropriate sun protection.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/4_pBWDLkitjGyNdwKemXV5MkZhk=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":966,"_243":966},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":965,"_243":965},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":964,"_243":964},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":963,"_243":963},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":962,"_243":962},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cerro-de-la-ballena/0",32.5,31,8.2,20,"borradorActualizadoPor","Google_112434531567058062334",1741,"Grade B. The trail is well-marked but includes steep sections with loose rock; minor hands-on scrambling near the summit.","b4a599a8f4e4befa6e17f134","No access fees.","

","Long-sleeve breathable shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes with good grip.","Park near the trailhead on the road shoulder. Do not block local traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/sKC663z-0qgnWQha3nIAVf7ythM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-sur/portada",{"_272":447},[266,578,325,269,265],"The direct route to Pico Sur, the most technical summit on Cerro de la Silla. The ascent climbs steeply through scrub and rock to the southernmost peak of the range, with exposed scrambling near the summit. Recommended only for hikers with prior scrambling experience.",[],"Cerro de la Silla, Monumento Natural Cerro de la Silla",[],1484,"Direct route to Pico Sur — the technical summit of Cerro de la Silla. 4.91 km with 1,484 m of elevation gain in a short distance.","Drive to the southern side of Cerro de la Silla in Guadalupe, NL. Take the access from San Ángel to reach the direct trailhead.","Direct ascent from San Ángel. The trail is generally clear but the upper sections require following the ridge — check Wikiloc at key intersections.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-sur/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-sur-ruta-directa-cerro-de-la-silla-193634901","pico-sur","borrador",{"_1040":1041},"Level 8. Steep direct ascent: ~4.91 km with about 1,484 m of total elevation gain. Very steep grades throughout.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-sur.gpx",-100.257072,"3 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks and a summit meal.","Pico Sur",{"_247":320,"_249":387,"_251":970,"_253":428,"_255":631,"_257":258,"_259":968,"_261":276,"_262":1039},25.619471,[1021,1022,1023,1024,1025,1026,1027,1028,1029],"Hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit.","borradorActualizadoEn","2026-09-08T16:46:36.038Z",4.91,[235,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:45.307Z",[233],"Level II. Partial shade on the lower trail; the ridge and summit are exposed.",[1015,1016,1017,1018,1019,1020],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/2u0Ge2ffnUzOSN-gDkN1d6jZ8SM=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/0","PROJ-202603-005-P10","PROJ-202603-005-P11","PROJ-202603-005-P12","PROJ-202603-005-P6","PROJ-202603-005-P7","PROJ-202603-005-P9",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1038,"_243":1038},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1037,"_243":1037},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1036,"_243":1036},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1035,"_243":1035},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1034,"_243":1034},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1033,"_243":1033},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1032,"_243":1032},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1031,"_243":1031},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1030,"_243":1030},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur/0",20.6,"numeros",{"_218":434},3694,56,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/1U2PpR5zufAZLouJ6","Level B. As mentioned previously, most of the road is marked by a large space like 'dirt', although the terrain is very stable, since it has very firm ground and multiple trees; very rarely will there be loose stones along this marked path. Almost reaching Mirador Rocío Aguilar is where the terrain can change a little and the sidewalk is considerably reduced, apart from the fact that it becomes a bit wasteful, but nothing we should worry much about.","65654af27ac8eaefcb4f4245","Arteaga, Coahuila","$50 per person to enter private property and take the tour. There is no charge for parking.","

","Hiking shoes or boots; Long sleeve; Shorts; Pants (winter); Cap or sun hat; Buff; Work gloves; Something to pack out your trash;","As already mentioned, there is ample space to leave vehicles, next to the road. Preferably do not carry short cars, as they may scrape.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fXa_eQQXr2oWIgsW0T9bk5yqG1k=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/portada",{"_272":1043},[325,271,454,916,268,265],"You are in La Moneda, a little after Bosques de Monterreal, municipality of Arteaga in the state of Coahuila. When climbing, you will be between the immediate vicinity of the state of Nuevo León and Coahuila, although the summit is in the state of Nuevo León.",[],"Sierra de la Marta",[],899,"Very scenic route, where we can see the small trees of the mountains (morros). A very beautiful summit in autumn and winter. ","Heading from Monterrey or Saltillo to the road to Matehuala, we will take the exit for San Antonio de las Alazanas, after La Carbonera. Once we head to San Antonio de las Alazanas, we continue straight until we find the Bosques de Monterreal area. At the first curve you see that turns left, this is the entrance to La Moneda, which is where the route begins. There is plenty of space to leave vehicles, camping area (camping), corn, horse rental, and more.","Perfectly traced, up to the Mirador mentioned above. From now on, the route becomes a bit wasted since it has hardly been traveled, but you can find some slats and cauldrons that we and other groups have placed to provide a better sense of orientation in this last stretch.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cumbre-el-morro/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cumbre-el-morro-cerro-de-la-marta-131878629","cumbre-el-morro","Level 5 according to our scale. There are almost 1,000 m of positive slope (900 m.), along a horizontal distance of almost 10 km (9.62 one way only, 18 km in total). More than ¾ parts have a very friendly dirt terrain and a very friendly pronunciation in the inclination; however, after Mirador Rocío Aguilar, it is where it becomes a little more demanding inclination, but nothing out of the ordinary (13 degrees of average inclination from the Mirador to the Summit, although it may weigh a little due to the altitude above 3,400 meters above sea level).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cumbre-el-morro-cerro-de-la-marta.gpx",-100.390571,"4 L of water; 1–2 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Cumbre El Morro",{"_247":1105,"_249":1106,"_251":1107,"_253":1108,"_255":1109,"_257":258,"_259":909,"_261":396,"_262":1110},25.220997,[1088,1089,1090,1091,1092,1093],"Hiking poles, emergency blanket, headlamp, extra battery, emergency whistle, emergency radios",19.22,[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.685Z",[233],"Level II. The route in more than half offers many spaces to protect yourself from the sun's rays given the wide variety of Aspen trees found in the area; however, after the Mirador 'Rocío Aguilar' it is a bit difficult to shelter, since there are only pine trees less than one meter tall. In this last stretch of the false peaks there are few trees, but it is also possible to rest on the false peaks and protect yourself from the sun's rays.",[1083,1084,1085,1086,1087],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Jdh-EECY_G7bevpij2ccKntWuDM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/0","PROJ-202606-007-P1","PROJ-202606-007-P2","PROJ-202606-007-P3","PROJ-202606-007-P4","PROJ-202606-007-P5",{"_241":-7,"_242":1100,"_182":-7,"_243":1104},{"_241":-7,"_242":1102,"_182":-7,"_243":1103},{"_241":-7,"_242":1100,"_182":-7,"_243":1101},{"_241":-7,"_242":1098,"_182":-7,"_243":1099},{"_241":-7,"_242":1096,"_182":-7,"_243":1097},{"_241":-7,"_242":1094,"_182":-7,"_243":1095},"Vista Arteaga","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/5","Cumbre el Morro","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/4","Pinos","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/3","Sierra de la Marta en otoño","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/2","Sendero rumbo al Morro","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cumbre-el-morro/0",15.7,77,19,8.3,5.2,8.6,1206,48,"https://goo.gl/maps/pwGfLKcwwDwNAPdJ6","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of technical difficulty class “C”, which means that it is not suitable for beginners, due to the presence of climbs, climbs and destreps of between 2-4 meters, parts of the path with tall vegetation and thorns, making the trail runaway and the presence of precipices at the summit.","6556d64495c420bb16201c00","

","This route presents multiple challenges such as being exposed to the sun all the time, walking among tall and aggressive vegetation (with many thorns) and between sections with the sidewalk not visible, so the recommendation is to wear the following clothing:\n- Hat or cap.\n- Sunglasses and buffs.\n- Long sleeve t-shirt that is breathable.\n- Long, abrasion-resistant pants.\n- Hiking boots resistant to abrasion and with good grip.\n- Long and sturdy socks.\n- Gloves for maneuvering thorns or cacti (optional).","You can park your vehicle in the town's main beverage depot, right in front of the “Mini Super Damaris”, a large, secure space with no parking cost.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/vVeoQeaEfzCUlV2-WMo1ZggkuKY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/portada",{"_272":1112},[325,266,269,578],"Also known as Cerro de la Cruz, the UFO Hill is named for its resemblance to a flying saucer seen from Icamole. This town, despite being a very small town with barely 200 inhabitants, has its little piece of history because in 1976 one of Porfirio Díaz's many battles against the Lerdist forces was fought here, in which the Neolonese came out ahead. It is said that after witnessing the disastrous performance of his army, Diaz burst into tears, which is why he was nicknamed “the weeping man of Icamole”.",[],"Región Arqueológica de Nuevo León",[],563,"This stage in turn has spectacular views of several very striking peaks such as El Sapo, La Palmitosa, La Tía Chena or Las Agujas.","Located 1 and a half hours from the city of Monterrey, Icamole is a desert town that can be reached by driving to downtown Garcia along Abraham Lincoln Avenue and then connecting with the old road to Icamole. It is a desolate but safe road, you just have to be careful while driving due to the high presence of potholes and wells in the road."," Although 70% of the route runs through a ravine, it is a route with losing segments, especially over the Salinas River, with intersections that intertwine many roads, so you have to keep an eye on the GPS at all times. Another aspect to highlight is the aggressiveness of the terrain, the route is immersed in an immense field of thorns, tall vegetation and more thorns. In this way, it is recommended to wear appropriate clothing that covers most of the body and that is resistant.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-el-ovni-78612560","cerro-el-ovni","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty level 3, since it has an approximate slope of 400-600 meters, that is, it is a route that is not so physically demanding and could be compared to Cerro del Chupón, (take into account technical difficulty).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-ovni.gpx",-100.713921,"5–6 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Cerro El Ovni",{"_247":1163,"_249":573,"_251":630,"_253":389,"_255":1164,"_257":258,"_259":1165,"_261":276,"_262":1166},25.91332,[1149,1150,1151,1152,1153,1154,1155],14,[235,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.658Z",[233],"The sun exposure on this route is total and without spaces for any type of shade, so it is advisable to visit this place only during the winter months and if not, consider bringing plenty of water, sunscreen and appropriate clothing to protect the skin from the sun's rays.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/XwGjLvu3rOFarPbYknH8qvCVh9c=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1162},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1161},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1160},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1159},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1158},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1157},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1156},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/6","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/5","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-ovni---ruta-directa/0",33.3,23.8,33.7,22.2,1473,76,"https://goo.gl/maps/VPHruJYZrs9T716A8","Level A. In terms of technical difficulty, this route is ideal for beginners. It does not require technical experience, as there are no exposed or dangerous sections.","6520501d373546776adabf7b","San Pedro Garza García","$88 pesos per person, or less if you buy more than one ticket at a time. The ticket cannot be purchased at the booth, it must be purchased on the following website: https://www.chipinque.org.mx/tienda","

","Shoes with good grip; Something to pack out your trash;","The entire Park has enough parking and is included in the access",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/gp1aUm6hW-cjoV0Q7eIFTwSzwvY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-pinal/portada",{"_272":1168},[265,268,916],"This route is a bit heavy! Let's not trust ourselves because we are in grade A I, since the positive difference is significant (5, using our scale from The Daily Summit A.C.). We recommend that only people with constant physical activity take this route... The other alternative to get to Pinal (Pinar) could be to take the car to the plateau and from there, the path is much quieter and shorter. The route described here is longer.\n\nThe Mirador del Pinal (Pinar) has just been renovated to give one of the best views of the entire city. The road to get there described on this route is the famous Chile Gap.\n\nThe first 5.2 km of the route only ascend 300 m of positive slope, which makes reaching Puerto del Aire (where the letters of Chipinque are located and you can take the classic photo) the 'quiet' section of this route. In itself, this whole stretch is simple and the terrain is very even. In a few sections you will come across loose stones and in general the inclination is not that considerable, except for 2 or 3 sections marked here on the route, which have a significant slope, but these are specific cases. In this stretch you will have more than 80% sun protection during its length thanks to the trees in the Park.\n\nThis route was engraved by the Vereda de las Cabras, which is composed of steps between natural and artificial (with wooden logs placed along this section). If you choose the traditional route (on the right at the intersection of the waypoint entitled 'Puerto del Aire'), try to be accompanied by someone, or only if you already know the route. Take caution on this other route if you choose it, as it is also suitable for mountain bikers.\n\nOnce in the Vereda de Cabras (see waypoints for the inclination and shape of the terrain), it will take perhaps half an hour or forty minutes to reach the Cabaña del Pinal. Consider that it is only 1 km of horizontal distance.",[],"Parque Chipinque",[],831,"The Mirador del Pinal in the Chipinque Ecological Park is ideal for those looking for hiking without leaving the city. Nature and unique views!","Enter Chipinque Park on Gomez Morin Avenue, keeping in mind that you have to buy a pass to access the park online. Once we enter the park, we proceed to leave the car/van wherever you find a place (we recommend near the beginning of the Chile Breach, which is where this Wikiloc begins). It's important to respect speed limits because the road is used by both cyclists and pedestrians. The starting point marked by this Wikiloc is the beginning of the sidewalk.","The routes of the Chipinque Ecological Park are perfectly traced. It is no exception for the route described. You can find signage signs from the beginning, middle and end of the route to arrive without problem (see references in the waypoints of this Wikiloc).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-pinal/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/brecha-del-chile-el-pinal-parque-chipinque-san-pedro-garza-garcia-n-l-103630235","el-pinal","Level 5. This route is a bit long and has some sections with a significant degree of inclination, but we don't consider it a route for advanced people only. Let's consider that it is only 6.6 km one way, giving a total of 13.2 km; the positive slope is close to 600 m, which does not make it an easy route. Constant physical activity (at least 3 times a week) is required to complete this route without major problems.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/brecha-del-chile-el-pinal-parque-chipinque-san-pedro-garza-g.gpx",-100.355444,"1–2 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","El Pinal",{"_247":450,"_249":516,"_251":1213,"_253":518,"_255":1214,"_257":1215,"_259":1216,"_261":258,"_262":1214},25.619959,[1207,1208,1209],13.2,[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.405Z",[809],"Level I. The route is almost completely under the shade of the trees and pines of Chipinque. There are some sections where the sun can hit you, but there are very few of them.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/OlSHMhQmBb_ONL92iIA6JCp3SfU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-pinal/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1212},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1211},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1210},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-pinal/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-pinal/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-pinal/0",26,20.7,6.5,30.9,1939,38,"Grade B. Not a technically demanding route, but you should be comfortable hiking over sections with loose rock.","861293144f874e801e28e940","April 2026: no access fees for this route.","

","Breathable clothing; long-sleeve shirt and flexible pants; hat or cap; buff and sunglasses; hiking footwear with good grip.","A designated parking area is set next to a Water & Drainage pumping station.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/YdoJm0QrpXbxYYCVdgULgdxy0ls=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-everest/portada",{"_272":1218},[266,578,916,265,454,861],"One of many beautiful summits in García, Pico Everest first attracts hikers with its distinctive name referencing Mount Everest, but after completing it the route stands out as one of the most memorable in the region. The trailhead is reached through the Sierra del Fraile past the famous Grutas de García — you can either park at the Grutas and walk 2.4 km on dirt road to the start, or drive to the Mesa de Pinos parking lot next to a water pumping station. The first long leg climbs to Mesa de Pinos: arid, scrubby and sun-exposed, with several intersections and false trails — keep an eye on Wikiloc and start no later than 6:30-7:00 AM to take advantage of the cerro's shade. At Mesa de Pinos the landscape shifts dramatically into a humid, fresh, pine forest reminiscent of Arteaga. From here the route passes a series of memorials honoring pioneer hikers of the region — Don Paco Mora, Marcial Cerda Martínez and Andrés Ruiz, who first summited the Everest route in the 1960s — giving the mountain a mystical atmosphere. Past these memorials the terrain becomes steeper with larger rocks. The final 45 min - 1 hour to the summit cross two false peaks with impressive views toward the inner Cerro del Sapo. The actual summit is pine-covered, so it shades you from the sun but limits the 360° view; happily, most of the trail before the summit offers some of the best panoramic views in the region. Total round trip: about 6 hours. Watch for rattlesnakes, coral snakes and bears.",[],"Sierra del Fraile, ANP Sierra el Fraile y San Miguel",[],1235,"Pico Everest in the Sierra del Fraile — a memorable 15.33 km loop with 1,235 m of elevation gain. Memorials to pioneer hikers and views over Cerro del Sapo.","The trailhead is inside the Sierra del Fraile, past the entrance to Grutas de García, on a 2.3 km dirt road. From the Grutas parking lot, continue north on a wide, well-maintained dirt road. The road passes a horse-riding center and a large intersection — at the second large intersection, turn right. About 400 m further you'll reach another intersection with a small building where our map is posted.","From the start up to \"Mesa de Pinos\" the trail is completely visible. After the camping area (marked as a waypoint on Wikiloc) and once the forest section ends, the trail becomes harder to follow due to fallen leaves and low foot traffic. Past this section, watch carefully for trail cairns (\"monas\").","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-everest/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-everest-sierra-el-fraile-143805939","pico-everest","This route sits at the lower boundary of level 7 — total elevation gain slightly above 1,200 m. The ascent is roughly 7.5 km one-way, totaling just over 15 km round trip.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-everest.gpx",-100.511423,"4 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolyte drink; trail snacks (bars, cookies, fresh fruit, nuts); a high-protein/carb summit meal. Avoid strong-smelling food that may attract wildlife. Carry a bag to pack out all your trash and any litter you find along the way.","Pico Everest",{"_247":1300,"_249":1301,"_251":252,"_253":518,"_255":1302,"_257":258,"_259":1303,"_261":130,"_262":695},25.862021,[1258,1259,1260,1261,1262,1263,1264,1265,1266,1267,1268,1269,1270,1271,1272,1273,1274,1275,1276,1277,1278],"Hands-free headlamp (miner-style); hiking poles; emergency blanket; power bank; sunscreen; first-aid kit.",15.33,[235,237,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.182Z",[233],"Moderate (II). If you start early there's little direct sun, but the last 2-3 km of the ascent are quite exposed. The descent is significantly more exposed due to the time of day.",[223,1256,229,1257,230,231],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/oQKkf8vOoOrZFH0USVh4ZbYO1nM=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/0","PROJ-202603-010-P10","PROJ-202603-010-P4",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1299,"_243":1299},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1298,"_243":1298},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1297,"_243":1297},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1296,"_243":1296},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1295,"_243":1295},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1294,"_243":1294},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1293,"_243":1293},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1292,"_243":1292},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1291,"_243":1291},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1290,"_243":1290},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1289,"_243":1289},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1288,"_243":1288},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1287,"_243":1287},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1286,"_243":1286},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1285,"_243":1285},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1284,"_243":1284},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1283,"_243":1283},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1282,"_243":1282},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1281,"_243":1281},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1280,"_243":1280},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1279,"_243":1279},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-everest/0",29.5,51,20.2,30.1,1690,63,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/e2RPJxee3V8rEY8i8","This route has a technical difficulty level of grade B, which means you may find sections with slopes steeper than 40 degrees or unstable terrain, although it is still a fairly common route among hikers and walkers. We recommend taking extra care if rain is forecast, as the terrain can become very slippery.","1234567890ansdkjlkasd1234567890","Santiago","

","Shoes with good grip, Breathable clothing, Long sleeve, Pants, bag to pack out your trash.","For this route you can park at the start in the area known as El Socavón. There is space for approximately 10 to 15 vehicles and there is also parking space at the lower part of the route. ",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/JDhZx29EScKmNnPT-Wd4i2RdrjU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/portada.jpeg",{"_272":1305},[265,266,916,454],"Puerto Gringo is one of the classic ascent routes in the municipality of Santiago, within the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. From the upper section you get wide views over the Sierra Madre Oriental, and it is possible to connect with nearby summits such as Puerto Olmos or Puerto Tinajas. Along the route you will encounter typical forest and scrub vegetation, as well as signs of local wildlife, so please be especially careful with trash and noise to minimize your impact on the ecosystem.",[],[],1068,"Discover the Puerto Gringo hiking route in Santiago, Nuevo León, inside Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. A 10-kilometer trail with more than 1,000 meters of elevation gain, designed for hikers with good fitness who are looking for demanding yet accessible views and a classic mountain experience close to Monterrey.","The start of the route is located about 50 minutes from Monterrey and 10 minutes from the area known as Los Cavazos, in Santiago, Nuevo León. Take the National Highway (Carretera Nacional) heading south until you reach the municipality of Santiago, then turn right towards the Sierra Madre. We recommend following the navigation link, as it can be confusing to take the correct exit from the highway and reach the trailhead for Puerto Gringo.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/puerto-gringo.gpx","The route is generally easy to follow, although there are intersections with other summits such as Puerto Olmos or Puerto Tinajas. We recommend paying close attention to the signs and downloading the GPS track to your device in case you are unsure which path to take.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-gringo/portada.jpeg","https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/puerto-gringo-231749066","puerto-gringo","This route has a physical difficulty level of grade 6, which means a good level of fitness is required to complete it. The elevation gain is close to 1,000 meters and the total distance is 10 kilometers, making this a demanding but still accessible trail, similar to routes such as Cerro de la Silla, La Viga or La Martha.",-100.184362,"3 L of water; Isotonic drinks; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Puerto Gringo",{"_247":572,"_249":1356,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":1164,"_257":128,"_259":1359,"_261":157,"_262":1360},25.406926,[1342,1343,1344,1345,1346,1347,1348],"Hiking poles",[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.103Z",[233],"Sun exposure on this route is grade II. On this trail, the beginning is quite exposed (first 2 kilometers), with very little shade, while the final part of the route is fully shaded, resulting in a combination of shaded and exposed sections along the way.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rxSitYFaDG1cBSy719nLwSsQ_0A=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/0.jpeg",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1355},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1354},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1353},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1352},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1351},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1350},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1349},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/6.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/5.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/4.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/3.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/2.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/1.jpeg","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-gringo/0.jpeg",49,21,7.7,33,21.5,1967,52,"Grade B. Steep with several scrambling sections; small hands-on climbing moves near the summit.","2827bd7f4b9498e1fd5d9311","

","Long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes with good grip.","Street parking near the trailhead. Don't block local traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Dt5yZQnz7FOgCoXIGr9FdO65Vwc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piramide/portada",{"_272":1362},[266,578,325,269,577,265],"Pico Pirámide takes its name from its distinct pyramid shape visible from across Monterrey. The direct route from Pedro Infante is steep with a couple of small climbing moves near the summit, but offers some of the best views over the city and the Cerro de las Mitras range.",[1427],"Reserva Natural Cerro de las Mitras",[1426],1110,"Pico Pirámide — distinct pyramid-shaped summit of Cerro de las Mitras. 5.93 km with 1,110 m of elevation gain.","Drive to the Pedro Infante access of Cerro de las Mitras in northwestern Monterrey. The trailhead is at the end of Av. Pedro Infante.","Direct ascent from Pedro Infante to the pyramid-shaped peak. The trail is generally clear with a few intersections.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-piramide/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-piramide-pedro-infante-cerro-de-las-mitras-206655906","pico-piramide","Level 6. About 5.93 km with 1,110 m of elevation gain — steep direct climb.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-piramide.gpx",-100.407199,"3 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks; summit meal.","Pico Pirámide",{"_247":761,"_249":1424,"_251":517,"_253":574,"_255":1425,"_257":258,"_259":1303,"_261":276,"_262":1039},25.726573,[1406,1407,1408,1409,1410,1411,1412,1413,1414],"Helmet, hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit.",5.93,[235,236],"2026-09-24T10:00:45.149Z",[233],"Level II. Some shade on the lower trail; the ridge and summit are exposed.",[1399,1400,1401,1402,1403,1404,1405],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/JvTY8kLyUP6gyKhAzvaUyLX_NUI=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/0","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-006","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-007","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-008","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-009","PROJ-202603-006-P10","PROJ-202603-006-P11","PROJ-202603-006-P5",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1423,"_243":1423},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1422,"_243":1422},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1421,"_243":1421},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1420,"_243":1420},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1419,"_243":1419},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1418,"_243":1418},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1417,"_243":1417},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1416,"_243":1416},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1415,"_243":1415},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-piramide/0",50,23.6,"PROJ-202603-006-P9","PROJ-202603-006-P7",1700,"https://goo.gl/maps/efYgfptjvnPNWJ8M9","Grade B, Many parts of the road are unstable, with stones and/or loose dirt. Some sections (especially at the summit) can be extremely exposed, with walls that are around 400 and 500 m long, so people with vertigo or a phobia of heights are recommended to stay away from precipices.","652446ea97ea5cc682759602","

","For adequate preparation on this route, it is important to wear sun protection, which includes long sleeves, pants and a cap or hat to protect you from the sun. Also make sure you have boots with good grip to ensure a safe ride on challenging terrain and walking sticks that will provide you with additional support and help you maintain your balance on difficult terrain.","You can park at the beginning of the village and/or in the main square of the town, always respecting the garages and houses of the inhabitants.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/9tv5BS8yqbv4G__qMkEQCCWQ1cc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/portada",{"_272":1362},[325,266,578,326],[],"San José de la Popa",[],800,"Incredible route along the crest of Cerro de la Popa. Enjoy desert landscapes that will leave you speechless.","This route is located outside the metropolitan area, in the semi-desert of Mina, approximately two hours from the city. To get there, it is recommended to take the road to Laredo (85) and then the road to Monclova (53). Approximately 18 km after the municipal seat of Mina, we will arrive at an entrance where there is a restaurant called “El Oasis”, where we will detour to a dirt road of approximately 23 km that will take us to the town of San José de la Popa, where the beginning of the tour is located.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/cerro-de-la-popa.gpx","Some sections of the route are marked and some are not, however, the route itself is easy to follow as it is quite busy. There are a few variants, but you just have to keep up with the crest of the hill. The route is very intuitive (get around the thorns, the agaves and climb!).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-de-la-popa/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-de-la-popa-68619235","cerro-de-la-popa","Level 5, this route offers us 800m of positive slope, spread over 5.6 km (climb only). Level 5 of physical difficulty comprises a range of 800m and 1,000m of positive slope.",-100.825806,"Cerro de la Popa",{"_247":1471,"_249":1472,"_251":1473,"_253":518,"_255":1474,"_257":258,"_259":320,"_261":258,"_262":449},26.163556,[1463,1464,1465,1466],12,[235,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:50.206Z",[233],"Alta (III), the route is in the middle of the semi-desert of Mina, where there is a lot of sun and a lot of low vegetation. There is practically no shade. It is not recommended to do this route in hot season.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/a7KrBmXcIbeOpypjyDmdBq6Wx1M=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1470},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1469},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1468},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1467},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-la-popa/0",30.6,43,37,19.6,1013,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/U84oFyqG63qvF7nRA","Grade F — the highest technical level in our scale. The canyon descent requires rappelling, with several drops and pools. Specialized canyoneering equipment and an experienced guide are mandatory.","e1f7fb606ba270b60fe99420","Small access fee may apply at the ejido entrance (under $100 MXN).","

","Wet-suit (in winter), helmet, water shoes, swimwear, quick-dry layers.","Park at the designated lot at the canyon entrance. A small daily fee may apply.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/YSBT7cLGtTdQ_PWyJbApb1PCzzc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-la-esmeralda/portada",{"_272":1218},[266,267,325,265,1578,577],"Cañón de la Esmeralda is one of the most popular canyoneering routes near Monterrey, set in the Sierra de Urbano. The route follows a series of rappels through emerald-green pools — hence the name. NEVER attempt this canyon alone or without a professional guide; the rappels are exposed and require specific training.",[],"Parque Ecológico la Huasteca, Sierra de Urbano",[],457,"Cañón de la Esmeralda — classic canyoneering route in the Sierra de Urbano. 8.4 km with multiple rappels into emerald pools.","Drive to the El Jonuco area in Santa Catarina, NL. Take the Carretera Nacional toward Saltillo and exit toward El Jonuco; the trailhead is at the entrance to the canyon.","The route follows the canyon descent from El Jonuco. Multiple rappel anchors mark the technical sections; do not attempt without the proper equipment and training.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-la-esmeralda/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/canon-de-la-esmeralda-102502363","canon-de-la-esmeralda","Level 3. About 8.4 km with 457 m of elevation gain. The route is moderate but adds technical sections that add to the total effort.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-la-esmeralda.gpx",-100.63955,"2 L of water; 1 bottle of electrolytes; trail snacks; lunch.","Cañón de la Esmeralda",{"_247":1574,"_249":1575,"_251":573,"_253":1576,"_255":451,"_257":258,"_259":519,"_261":258,"_262":1577},25.649248,[1514,1515,1516,1517,1518,1519,1520,1521,1522,1523,1524,1525,1526,1527,1528,1529,1530,1531,1532,1533,1534,1535,1536,1537,1538,1539,1540,1541,1542,1543],"Full canyoneering gear: harness, rope (40+ m), descender, helmet, gloves, dry-bag for valuables, headlamp, first-aid kit.",8.4,[619,371],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.980Z",[233],"Level II. Most of the canyon is shaded by its walls.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/88HSL54hgAskTX0ZrIPZwMxk6oE=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1573,"_243":1573},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1572,"_243":1572},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1571,"_243":1571},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1570,"_243":1570},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1569,"_243":1569},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1568,"_243":1568},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1567,"_243":1567},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1566,"_243":1566},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1565,"_243":1565},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1564,"_243":1564},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1563,"_243":1563},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1562,"_243":1562},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1561,"_243":1561},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1560,"_243":1560},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1559,"_243":1559},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1558,"_243":1558},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1557,"_243":1557},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1556,"_243":1556},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1555,"_243":1555},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1554,"_243":1554},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1553,"_243":1553},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1552,"_243":1552},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1551,"_243":1551},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1550,"_243":1550},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1549,"_243":1549},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1548,"_243":1548},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1547,"_243":1547},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1546,"_243":1546},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1545,"_243":1545},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1544,"_243":1544},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/29","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/28","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/27","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/26","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/25","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/24","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/23","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/22","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-la-esmeralda/0",23.2,66,8.1,16.7,"ArnesylineaDeVida",2200,62,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/E5mDeWpMnkhhPnak8","95% of the route belongs to category A. Almost reaching the summit, there are some fairly open climbs that result in the D classification on this route. These climbs are accompanied by staples (large rods anchored to the stone) that offer us a lot of help when climbing and descending the mountain. We do not recommend this route to a person who does not have at least some experience in summits with technical levels lower than D, or who is afraid of being faced with precipices when climbing.","65be866a08d114ae5d3a8d7c","Admission to the park costs $85 per person; however, the park offers several packages where the more tickets are purchased, a proportional discount is made, for example: when buying 2 tickets, the total amount is $120 (instead of $140). On the other hand, to climb to the Chipinque peaks, it is necessary to carry out a small procedure to acquire the corresponding permit to climb peaks, which in the case of La 'M' and El Copete de las Águilas, cost $380. The ticket is purchased directly on their website.","

","Hat or cap and buff, long sleeve breathable t-shirt, flexible and breathable long pants, sneakers or boots with good grip suitable for hiking.","The Chipinque Ecological Park has several marked and guarded parking lots with surveillance. The parking lot we recommend the most is the one located at the height of “La Meseta” since it is the closest to the start of the route. On the other hand, you can park in the lower part of the park, but we recommend taking extra time to climb the sidewalk since you have to be at the entrance to the sidewalk no later than 8AM. Otherwise, you could be punished with a revocation of the permit.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/tJ2filQfqts-dJwDP-JIctQNNok=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/portada",{"_272":1580},[325,265,577,268,269,454,916],[],"Parque Ecológico Chipinque",[],950,"Enjoy the best views of Monterrey from the Copete de las Águilas in Chipinque Park. A hiking adventure awaits you!","You can access the Chipinque Ecological Park by entering Gómez Morín Avenue, in the municipality of San Pedro, where you drive south and follow the traffic signs to enter the park. The access to the park is where there is an access booth to the park. Continue along the same street until you reach “La Meseta” located approximately 7 kilometers from the main entrance. ","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/copete-de-las-águilas.gpx","The route is quite well laid out almost all the way; reaching the summit (approx. 300 meters) there are some small climbs which at first glance would not seem to be part of the road, so we recommend that you take a couple of minutes to check the route to avoid wasting time and/or accidents. There are also arrows painted on the stones, slats and marks of walkers.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/copete-de-las--guilas/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/copete-de-las-aguilas-114975042","copete-de-las-águilas","With around 950 meters of unevenness and 6.5 kilometers of route in total, the Copete de las Águilas is classified as a level 5 according to our route classification, being compared to routes such as Pico UDEM or Puerto La V.",-100.355193,"4–5 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Copete de las Águilas",{"_247":1213,"_249":1624,"_251":911,"_253":428,"_255":1625,"_257":1626,"_259":1627,"_261":130,"_262":1628},25.60814,[1616,1617,1618,1619],"Gloves for short climbs, helmet for the rock climbing section, headlamp, first aid kit, thermal blanket, whistle in case of emergency.",[235],[233],"The beginning has a lot of shade at the beginning, besides walking between canyons at a height of 1200 meters above sea level, which helps to keep the climate cool, but this also means that the UV rays are also much stronger (20% more for every 1000 meters of slope) so wearing long sleeves, a hat/cap and a buff is a good idea. In the end, the route is very exposed to the sun (especially 9-2 pm).",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/NHpZfdG53jWE_2aN-KqDLboKMd4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1623},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1622},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1621},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1620},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/copete-de-las--guilas/0",61,17.8,0.7,26.2,18.7,1200,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/DBBFo3kKy6irVkbg9?g_st=iw","This route has a grade B technical difficulty according to our difficulty classification metric because it contains sections with more than 40 degrees of inclination and parts of the road are unstable. It is a very quiet road, it contains few sloping sections just reaching the canyon and there are unstable stones along the way, so be careful with this. Even so, most of the road contains very little slope.","65206fb99630aea779d0564c","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Something to pack out your trash;","They can park near the road that leads them to the hike, between km7 and km8. Park on the side of the street, without blocking the lanes and/or garages are fine.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fNcE2BN3mQYb4Hba5-C8YK-z6_k=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-judas/portada",{"_272":1362},[265,266,578,326]," We started around 8:20am, with clear skies and a cool breeze. From the start, we were at a very good pace — walking fast. Most of the route is walking across the dry river that runs through the canyon and so most of the way was walking on the rocks. We stopped for a bit to tie our ribbons, take pictures and drink water, but we didn't stop long until we reached the end of the stretch. The sun was getting stronger, but even so when we were in the shade of the canyon it felt cool. The sky was very blue and so the views of the canyon were even more beautiful. Along the route we came across about five different groups of people. In the end our legs were already a little tired, but we really enjoyed this walk with the views and the good company.",[],[],750,"Journey through the San Jude Canyon. This is one of the easiest and most scenic canyons in La Huasteca Park.","Enter La Huasteca Park and continue along the paved street. Between kilometer 7 and kilometer 8 of La Huasteca, you will find an unpaved road on the right (if you come from the entrance of the Huasteca), which leads to the entrance of the hike. There is also a small round black sign, with white letters, that says “Saint Jude,” with an arrow pointing to this path.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/canon-de-san-judas.gpx","The path is very marked and narrow, since in many parts you pass through the dry river that formed, so it is difficult to get lost. There are several different paths within the canyon, but most of the paths continue to the canyon. Be aware of the possible paths they could take so that they take the one that is easiest for them.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-san-judas/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/canon-de-san-judas-huasteca-127577785","canon-de-san-judas","This walk is level 4 based on our difficulty classification metric since it contains a slope of between 600 and 800 meters. In this case, there are 750 meters of positive slope.",-100.452238,"Cañón de San Judas",{"_247":857,"_249":629,"_251":630,"_253":518,"_255":1670,"_257":258,"_259":1671,"_261":258,"_262":1214},25.598223,[1664,1665,1666],12.8,[619,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.702Z",[233],"It has a level of sun exposure of III, since 70% of the route is hit by the sun. There is only shade when you pass through the canyon. In addition, this time we did the tour with a temperature greater than 25 degrees Celsius.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/bd9ApB4IelJ1JgZ_MxsKQ_2Hk4s=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-judas/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1669},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1668},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1667},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-judas/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-judas/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-san-judas/0",22.5,32.3,1496,"Grade F. Multiple rappels, deep pool swims, and exposed jumps. A professional guide is MANDATORY for safety.","49011f79fd481f052aba81a2","Ejido access fee plus mandatory guide fee. Cost varies; budget $1,500-2,500 MXN per person including guide.","

","Wet-suit (mandatory most of the year), neoprene socks, water shoes, helmet, quick-dry layers.","Park at the ejido lot — a daily fee applies.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Q1CmDWVPoHB40kLParqimzv2XWc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/matacanes-completo/portada",{"_272":635},[267,325,1578,577,265],"Matacanes is one of the most iconic canyoneering routes in Mexico, set deep in the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. The full route covers 19 km of canyon descent through caves, waterfalls, slides and jumps. This trail is FOR ADVANCED ATHLETES ONLY and going with a professional guide is MANDATORY. Allow at least 8-10 hours.",[],[],706,"Matacanes Completo — iconic canyoneering route in the Cumbres de Monterrey. 19 km through caves, rappels, pools and jumps. MANDATORY guide.","Drive to Potrero Redondo in Santiago, NL. Take the highway through Cola de Caballo and continue toward Las Adjuntas. The trailhead is at the ejido access.","The route descends from Potrero Redondo through the Matacanes canyon system to Las Adjuntas. The full route includes ~30 rappels, several cave passages, and pool swims.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/matacanes-completo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/matacanes-completo-217097673","matacanes-completo","Although the route has only 150 meters of elevation gain at the start in the approach to the canyon, we decided to classify this route with a level 4 technical difficulty due to its long distance of 5.5 kilometers of approach along trails and 14 kilometers of canyon and river. This route can be physically compared to routes such as: El Sapo, La Chancaca, or Cerro del Avionazo, so if you are looking to prepare for this route, we recommend visiting these others beforehand.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/matacanes-completo.gpx",-100.162174,"3 L of water in waterproof bottles; energy bars and gels; quick lunch packed dry.","Matacanes Completo",{"_247":1769,"_249":516,"_251":1770,"_253":1109,"_255":1771,"_257":1772,"_259":1773,"_261":130,"_262":1774},25.264781,[1709,1710,1711,1712,1713,1714,1715,1716,1717,1718,1719,1720,1721,1722,1723,1724,1725,1726,1727,1728,1729,1730,1731,1732,1733,1734,1735,1736,1737,1738],"Full canyoneering gear via your guide. Waterproof bag for valuables, headlamp, gloves.",22.97,[619,371],"2026-09-24T10:00:44.910Z",[233],"Level I. The canyon is mostly shaded by its walls.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Z4X_9flCUebNoT3U5Lkg70ldNxg=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1768,"_243":1768},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1767,"_243":1767},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1766,"_243":1766},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1765,"_243":1765},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1764,"_243":1764},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1763,"_243":1763},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1762,"_243":1762},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1761,"_243":1761},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1760,"_243":1760},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1759,"_243":1759},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1758,"_243":1758},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1757,"_243":1757},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1756,"_243":1756},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1755,"_243":1755},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1754,"_243":1754},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1753,"_243":1753},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1752,"_243":1752},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1751,"_243":1751},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1750,"_243":1750},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1749,"_243":1749},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1748,"_243":1748},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1747,"_243":1747},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1746,"_243":1746},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1745,"_243":1745},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1744,"_243":1744},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1743,"_243":1743},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1742,"_243":1742},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1741,"_243":1741},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1740,"_243":1740},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1739,"_243":1739},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/29","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/28","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/27","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/26","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/25","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/24","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/23","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/22","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/matacanes-completo/0",25.1,16,16.3,0.4,24.8,16.8,900,75,"https://goo.gl/maps/Xun9zpuTnVBBn6117","This route has a grade C technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that there are dangerous runners during the ascent. The entire climb is through a rock slide through which water flows during heavy rains. Most of the stones are loose so you have to have good walking technique to avoid slipping or worse still knocking down a stone. If you slip a rock, always remember to shout STONE to warn anyone who may be climbing. In the same way, avoid going up with music so you can hear someone else's screams in case they have knocked something in your direction. On our page you can find more information about protocols and techniques for raising and lowering sandblasters.","652406ffe76cc9990e2b4109","

","To face the conditions on the road, don't forget to bring a hat and a buff, pants and long sleeves to protect you from the sun, and footwear suitable for hiking. These elements are essential for your comfort and safety during the trip.","There are two parking lots, one outside the booth and another one after passing the booth. If you want to walk a little longer, you can park outside the La Huasteca park booth and walk along the river until you reach the beginning of the sidewalk.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/cnCvLBbHzBjbch7CtcOvwrhjsc0=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-rayita/portada",{"_272":1776},[325,265,266,267,269,578],"This route is the shortest in Huasteca Park. Although the physical difficulty is not greater, there is a considerable technical difficulty. This is due to the degree of inclination of the road and the danger that exists in the event of a slurry, rain or when climbing it at night.\n\nIf you are a beginner, it is a good route to start entering the world of hiking or mountaineering. This route, therefore, is quite busy. You have to take that into account and be patient when climbing La Rayita. At first it's a bit tiring, as there are high steps to climb. The route becomes quieter until it reaches almost the end, where there begins to be more altitude. If you are a person with a fear of heights, this route is probably not for you. At the top you have to be careful when stepping. From the top you'll enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Huasteca on one side and the city on the other side!",[],[],160,"The shortest summit in Santa Catarina, with spectacular views of the Huasteca Canyon and the city!","Use your favorite browser to search for Parque la Huasteca and follow the prompts. Once you enter the Huasteca park, you can park in the first available parking lot on your right where there is a large sign passing the first bridge. From there, there is a path that leads directly to the Camino de la Raya. Most of all, you have to go down to the river and use the Wikiloc to get to where the path begins. In the distance, if you look at the edge of the mountain in the direction of La Raya, you can see a white line over the mountain. (this is the climb to the line).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-rayita.gpx","The route is very easy to follow and usually there will always be someone else climbing. Before starting the climb, observe the mountain and analyze your final goal to avoid getting lost.","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-rayita-ascenso-ruta-directa-x-parque-la-huasteca-81588936","la-rayita","This route has a level 1 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that the ascent has no more than 400 meters of unevenness, so it is not a very demanding climb. Going up at a high pace you can reach Puerto de la Raya in less than 10 minutes, but the climb usually takes an average of 40 minutes to achieve.",-100.458364,"La Rayita",{"_247":693,"_249":629,"_251":782,"_253":518,"_255":517,"_257":258,"_259":1359,"_261":258,"_262":1824},25.651367,[1813,1814,1815,1816,1817,1818],0.8,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.735Z",[233],"In the morning and in the afternoon, this route is shaded by the mountains. At any other time of the day there is no tree to cover you from the sun's rays. Avoid these schedules and always wear sunscreen and clothing that covers your entire body.",[1810,1811,1812],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/4SjcDCaP_9TGT1cP3qY8HdyEjy0=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/1","PROJ-202603-001-P1","PROJ-202603-001-P2","PROJ-202603-001-P3",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1823,"_243":1823},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1822,"_243":1822},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1821,"_243":1821},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1820,"_243":1820},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1819,"_243":1819},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1819,"_243":1819},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-rayita/1",21.6,988,81,"https://goo.gl/maps/3hM14RHxQwTMmF826","According to our nomenclature, this route has a class “B” level of technical difficulty, which means that the inclination in certain segments can exceed 40 degrees and certain parts of the route may be unstable.","65221263e852b2ea785cb3fd","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Something to pack out your trash;","The “Plaza Panoramica” street, which surrounds a fairly large and safe park, offers a good opportunity to park your vehicle.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/g5RB5boxbPMqCxPQh5ZdG82qMAE=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/portada",{"_272":1826},[266],"If you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and/or 81 8375 4909 (Monterrey Civil Protection), and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.",[],[],440,"Did you know that there are around 200 Schoenstatt chapels around the world. What are you waiting for to visit this incredible place in Monterrey?","Located south of the city of Monterrey, the start of the route begins in the Cd neighborhood. Satelite, adjacent to the national road, take the side road and go up on the right until you reach “Plaza Panoramica” street, a fairly large park with great views.","The route's layout is quite good, being completely visible all the way to the summit.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-de-schoenstatt/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-de-schoenstatt-89925086","cerro-de-schoenstatt","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of “2”, which means that it is a route with an average slope of 400 - 500 meters, quite simple and safe.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-de-schoenstatt.gpx",-100.269782,"Cerro de Schoenstatt",{"_247":857,"_249":1112,"_251":911,"_253":1358,"_255":517,"_257":1870,"_259":1871,"_261":258,"_262":1872},25.597447,[1862,1863,1864,1865],"Wear a headlamp. (if the tour takes place during the afternoon-night).",5.8,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.636Z",[809],"The exposure to the sun during this route is level II or moderate, with a fairly shaded section in the middle of the route and quite exposed at the beginning and reaching the summit.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/_zZaxAxcrbQqJTufKg9QcYrn2mY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1869},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1868},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1867},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":1866},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-de-schoenstatt/0",16.9,33.5,22,1761,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/GisB3CCJmSLp4oGN8?g_st=ic","Grade E. Multiple scrambles between peaks; a few exposed traverses along the ridge. Helmet recommended on the harder sections.","79401128e0e30424223e20a5","

","Long-sleeve breathable shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, buff, hiking shoes with very good grip.","Park along Av. Alfonso Reyes near the gated trailhead entrance — there is always free street parking. The entrance gate is for foot traffic only.",[1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965,1966,1967,1968,1969,1970],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/DCkIWvcDZBouIu3U1nFe9r9OfUM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/sillalogia/portada",{"_272":447},[266,578,325,269,265,271],"Sillalogía is the iconic full traverse of Cerro de la Silla — Monterrey's most recognizable mountain. It chains all five summits of the range in a single long day. The route is physically demanding and includes technical sections; it should only be attempted by experienced mountaineers in dry weather, ideally in winter.",39,[1947,1948],[1946],2356,"Sillalogía: the full traverse of all five peaks of Cerro de la Silla. 18.65 km and 2,356 m of elevation gain — a level 10 challenge.","Drive to the Cerro de la Silla trailhead in Guadalupe, NL. Take Av. Alfonso Reyes toward Las Américas and park near the Parque Hundido area; the trailhead is in the gated entrance to the park.","The traverse covers Pico Norte → Pico Antena → Pico Sur and back, with intermediate features. Several intersections; follow Wikiloc carefully.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sillalogia/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/sillalogia-cerro-de-la-silla-91337609","sillalogia","Level 10 — the highest difficulty in our scale. Sillalogía is the full traverse of all five peaks of Cerro de la Silla (~18.65 km, 2,356 m of total elevation gain). Recommended only for very experienced and well-conditioned hikers.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sillalogia.gpx",-100.254071,"6 L of water; 3 bottles of electrolytes; high-protein/carb meal for the summit; pack out all trash.","Sillalogía",{"_247":1942,"_249":1472,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":1943,"_257":258,"_259":1944,"_261":128,"_262":1945},25.656019,[1918,1919,1920,1921,1922,1923,1924,1925,1926,1927,1928,1929],"Helmet, hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit, emergency blanket.",18.65,[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.589Z",[233],"Level II. The ridgeline has intermittent shade from oaks and pines. Start very early.",[1911,1015,1016,1017,1912,1913,1914,1915,1916,1018,1019,1917,1020],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/AHKFLP_R1bUrCnC5BtBagCsRUvU=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/0","PROJ-202603-005-P1","PROJ-202603-005-P18","PROJ-202603-005-P2","PROJ-202603-005-P23","PROJ-202603-005-P3","PROJ-202603-005-P5","PROJ-202603-005-P8",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1941,"_243":1941},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1940,"_243":1940},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1939,"_243":1939},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1938,"_243":1938},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1937,"_243":1937},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1936,"_243":1936},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1935,"_243":1935},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1934,"_243":1934},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1933,"_243":1933},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1932,"_243":1932},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1931,"_243":1931},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":1930,"_243":1930},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/sillalogia/0",32.9,25.2,34.6,23.4,"PROJ-202603-005-P20","PROJ-202603-005-P22","PROJ-202603-005-P25","PROJ-202603-005-CK0250","PROJ-202603-005-CK0500","PROJ-202603-005-CK0750","PROJ-202603-005-CK1000","PROJ-202603-005-CK1250","PROJ-202603-005-CK1500","PROJ-202603-005-CK1750","PROJ-202603-005-CK2000","PROJ-202603-005-CK2250","PROJ-202603-005-CK2500","PROJ-202603-005-CK2750","PROJ-202603-005-CK3000","PROJ-202603-005-CK3250","PROJ-202603-005-CK3500","PROJ-202603-005-CK3750","PROJ-202603-005-CK4000","PROJ-202603-005-CK4250","PROJ-202603-005-CK4500","PROJ-202603-005-CK4750","PROJ-202603-005-CK5000","PROJ-202603-005-CK5250","PROJ-202603-005-CK5500",1851,"Grade B. Trail is well-trodden through pine and oak forest; no technical sections.","bf969ff7a0bf82afb3ecdb61","Local ejido fee may apply at the parking lot (small, usually under $100 MXN).","

","Breathable layers, long-sleeve shirt, hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes.","Park at the designated lot near the trailhead. A small daily fee may apply at the ejido.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fVwD3s5I_4LlTmpNvG7BOosv71Q=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/trilogia-de-santiago/portada",{"_272":629},[266,578,265,271],"The Trilogía de Santiago is a classic chain of three high points in the Sierra Madre Oriental: Puerto Gringo, Las Antenas and Puerto Olmos. Through pine forest with intermittent meadows, the route offers extensive views over Santiago's valleys and the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. A favorite intermediate route for groups training for longer trails.",25,[],[],972,"Trilogía de Santiago — classic chain of Puerto Gringo, Las Antenas and Puerto Olmos. 9 km, 972 m of elevation gain across three summits.","Drive to Ciénega de González in Santiago, NL. Take the highway toward Cola de Caballo and continue past it; the trailhead is at the ejido access road.","The classic Santiago trilogy chains Puerto Gringo, Las Antenas and Puerto Olmos in one outing. Follow signed intersections.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/trilogia-de-santiago/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/trilogia-de-santiago-140878543","trilogia-de-santiago","Level 5. Long but moderate: about 9 km of trail with 972 m of elevation gain across three peaks (Puerto Gringo, Antenas, Olmos).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/trilogia-de-santiago.gpx",-100.2369,"3 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks; pack out trash.","Trilogía de Santiago",{"_247":2058,"_249":1624,"_251":388,"_253":518,"_255":1577,"_257":258,"_259":2059,"_261":276,"_262":1870},25.378437,[2008,2009,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020,2021,2022,2023,2024,2025,2026,2027,2028,2029,2030,2031,2032],9.05,[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.432Z",[233],"Level II — mostly shaded by pine forest with open viewpoints.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/vqIpSEyMqzOYj7vYe6WwzEmGwxE=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2057,"_243":2057},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2056,"_243":2056},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2055,"_243":2055},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2054,"_243":2054},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2053,"_243":2053},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2052,"_243":2052},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2051,"_243":2051},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2050,"_243":2050},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2049,"_243":2049},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2048,"_243":2048},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2047,"_243":2047},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2046,"_243":2046},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2045,"_243":2045},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2044,"_243":2044},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2043,"_243":2043},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2042,"_243":2042},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2041,"_243":2041},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2040,"_243":2040},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2039,"_243":2039},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2038,"_243":2038},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2037,"_243":2037},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2036,"_243":2036},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2035,"_243":2035},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2034,"_243":2034},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2033,"_243":2033},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/24","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/23","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/22","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/trilogia-de-santiago/0",25.9,27.6,1060,82,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/QB6aJLSPcefwBu2NA?g_st=iw","This route has a grade A technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This letter implies that no technical expertise is required. The entire route is dirt road, so we just have to be careful how we walk and be careful not to slip on certain sections where it is a little paved or there is a lot of loose dirt.","652073fb781f08c538398e28","Sometimes we can find someone from the Ejido (or owner of the land) charging $50 pesos. Always consider carrying cash if necessary.","

","Everything will depend on the weather, although considering that the destination is a waterfall and the ideal is to go in spring-summer.","To get to this point we can search Google Maps for: Parking A “Cascada la Cebolla”. It's a small space, if you want to find a place there, arrive early, or you can park in spaces before that place (in Paso Canavati) and add approximately 400 meters to the walk.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/kVvQwaRBea5GE7Yq5mehrSJ7F2s=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-de-la-cebolla/portada",{"_272":2061},[265,266,578,916,454],"The Cebolla Waterfall is located on private property, however, it is a space that the owners open to the public due to its unparalleled beauty. Everyone who comes takes great care to take good care of taking their garbage and respecting the space. This is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful waterfalls and natural spaces in the entire state of Nuevo León.",[],[],1030,"The Cebolla Waterfall located in the town of Allende is ideal for cooling off in hot weather.","Starting from Monterrey, we will take the National Highway from Av. Eugenio Garza Sada or Av. Revolucion, and once on that road we will continue straight to Allende, where we will turn right at Lic. Ramiro Tamez M. and continue straight on that road for approximately 8.8 km until we reach the point where we can park.","The route is clearly visible and easy to follow since it is dirt and the road is always wide enough for a vehicle to travel.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-de-la-cebolla/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cascada-de-la-cebolla-ejido-la-trinidad-140875534","cascada-de-la-cebolla","This route has a physical difficulty of level 6 or 8 depending on our difficulty classification metric, depending on how you do it. This implies that the ascent has between 1,000 and 1,200 meters of unevenness (considering that you only climb on foot on the ascent to the waterfall); if you are going to venture the entire route on foot, add another +400 m. This would increase the level of difficulty to this route to level 8. Consider that there are 5 km of ascent and 5 km of descent one way only, so the return will be the same and the route is 20 km in total.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-de-la-cebolla-ejido-la-trinidad.gpx",-100.061343,"Cascada de la Cebolla",{"_247":2114,"_249":1885,"_251":1357,"_253":2115,"_255":2116,"_257":258,"_259":2117,"_261":130,"_262":2118},25.223791,[2098,2099,2100,2101,2102,2103,2104,2105],10.2,[371],"2026-09-24T10:00:44.849Z",[2097],"Level III. Approximately 60% of the route is exposed to the sun, in the rest there are several shady sections where we can take the opportunity to rest a bit.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/BPSm5p0zvpe-kp-izAbJutOYo4Y=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/0","extremeHeat",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2113,"_243":2113},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2112,"_243":2112},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2111,"_243":2111},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2110,"_243":2110},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2109,"_243":2109},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2108,"_243":2108},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2107,"_243":2107},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2106,"_243":2106},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cascada-de-la-cebolla/0",33.2,7.2,25.3,35.1,22.4,910,"https://goo.gl/maps/ToFsLVrW7Bv4mEED7","This route has a technical difficulty of level D, to get to the cave you have to make several semi-vertical climbs on slippery limestone walls. Apart from technical climbing, the climb is completely exposed to stones that can knock down other hikers. It is mandatory to wear a helmet to prevent a stone, accidentally dislocated, from hitting your head.","65240399a90ef4887cf88d17","

","To face the journey, it is important to wear pants (which will be filled with dust), a long or short sleeve shirt and shoes with a grip. These items will help you stay comfortable and safe during the tour.","To park, you have to lower the car to the dirt road that is on the right after crossing the second bridge from the entrance. There is no problem here with leaving cars, but as a precaution, remember not to leave anything of value in sight.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/6IeIANX7Az28FQuFCWRtrGWF-rE=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/portada",{"_272":124},[325,1578,266,577,267,269,578,861],"There are many starting paths, the one we recommend is just below two walls that form a small canyon higher up the mountain.\n\nThis road starts out quite steep and a little slippery but without losing. We have to be careful not to strain our legs too hard, as it is so steep and even our legs are still cold, as they are so pronounced they can hurt our muscles. You have to follow this steep path until you reach where you run into some large stones and then you take the detour to the sandblaster on the left. You follow the waterfall until you enter where a canyon forms between two walls. The path is still well marked following this canyon until it hits the wall the mountain and reaches a vertical part. You have to climb carefully and make sure that no stones are thrown. The climbs aren't very difficult, but they do require some arm strength. Beginners usually start to get a little scared here, but the most important thing is to stay calm. These climbs are on limestone that has been polished with so much flow of people and can be a little slippery.",[],[],190,"Do you already know the emblematic La Cueva De La Virgen trail at the entrance to La Huasteca?","To get to the beginning of the sidewalk, search for La Huasteca park in your favorite browser and follow the signs. Once inside the park, you have to drive 1.5 km until you reach a curve passing the second bridge where there are usually corn fields. From this point you can see the wall where the cave is located. After parking, follow the river in the direction where it borders the large mountains. There are several ups and downs, but be careful to look for the most direct route to a small canyon that forms higher up (two walls). Turn up, if you see this canyon directly in front of you, that's where you start climbing. Keep in mind that the first part is very steep.","Once on the right path, it's not difficult to identify and follow it. The path flows between the two walls of the canyon. EYE. On the way back you have to be very careful not to end up in a ravine that is usually used for abseiling. If you reach a point where you don't remember climbing up and you can't find a way down, go back until you find the right path.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cueva-de-la-virgen/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cueva-de-la-virgen-ascenso-directo-33595489","cueva-de-la-virgen","Keep in mind that it is a route with a short distance, so the ascent is extremely vertical and steep. This increases the risk of injury if you slip or suffer a blow from a fallen stone.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cueva-de-la-virgen-ascenso-directo.gpx",-100.46212,"Cueva de la Virgen",{"_247":2169,"_249":768,"_251":159,"_253":254,"_255":517,"_257":258,"_259":2170,"_261":258,"_262":1824},25.650467,[2161,2162,2163,2164],"Don't forget to take the following items with you: download this Wikiloc, helmet, gloves, garbage bag and common sense. These are essential for your safety and respect for the environment during your adventure. This route is VERY technical and is dangerous even for the most experienced hikers, we recommend taking routes with less difficulty such as La Raya, Mesa de Morteros or San Judas Canyon. If you are taking this route for the first time, we recommend that you go with a certified guide or one that is well respected by the community.",1.2,[501],"2026-09-23T10:00:44.081Z",[233],"The route is completely exposed to the sun, it is extremely important to wear good sun protection. In the evenings, the sun hides behind Pico Independencia and improves climbing conditions.",[2155,2156,2157,2158,2159,2160],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/MRSFriG91pg6NE7_9RrpLg6Bhjc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/0","PROJ-202603-002-MP202606-001","PROJ-202603-002-MP202606-002","PROJ-202603-002-P1","PROJ-202603-002-P2","PROJ-202603-002-P4","PROJ-202603-002-P5",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2168},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2167},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2166},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2165},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-la-virgen/0",31.7,31.6,1347,79,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/g9pGoMka4ms5tzAv9","This route has a technical difficulty of grade B, since there are parts of the route with a slope of 40° and parts of the road may be unstable, especially after rainy days. There is usually a lot of mud, which makes climbing a little more difficult. It is advisable to carry a hiking pole to support yourself and make the climb easier.","65221011504e0bd1aaa3b9f6","

","Shoes with good grip; Something to pack out your trash","You should avoid parking in the area around the curve as there are usually school trucks that can be blocked from entering. I recommend parking parallel to the school or on the street. If it's a weekend, you can park above the school entrance. Try to avoid blocking school and house entrances. Always try to leave your car in a public space, this may be before arriving at school and walking a little to get to the beginning of the sidewalk.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/nkWq9EzqKHsp4EHTvssRJXgw6xw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/portada",{"_272":2172},[325,266],[],[1426],585,"Do you need a new profile picture? Go hiking to Pico Piquín on the Cerro de las Mitras.","This peak is located on the Cerro de las Mitras, the route through Pedro Infante is the most direct way to get there. To get there, you can start with La Salle Cumbres.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-piquin.gpx","The route is very easy to follow. You just have to pay attention to the signs on the stones and slats and follow the path. Be vigilant when they approach the summit as you could pass by and follow the path to the mines.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-piquin/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-piquin-cerro-de-las-mitras-88530630","pico-piquin","This route has a level 3 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that the slope of this climb falls between 400 and 600 meters. It is a route of moderate physical demand. It is preferable to do this route in the fall and winter season since the miter area is usually quite hot and there are parts exposed to the sun. It is a recommended route to take in the morning on days that are not too hot. The climb has a constant slope from start to finish, there are small pieces where the route will be more horizontal. The summit will be in the middle of a path, which continues towards the Mithras mines, so you should be aware of Wikiloc so you don't overdo it. You climb a small portion of a stone and you will reach the Pico Piquín viewpoint area, commonly called the summit.",-100.407109,"Pico Piquín",{"_247":576,"_249":516,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":392,"_257":258,"_259":520,"_261":276,"_262":521},25.72659,[2206,2207,2208,2209],"Wear a headlamp. (only if the tour takes place during the afternoon-night).",[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.183Z",[233],"The climb is mostly shady, however, the foliage is not very leafy, so if you are a little exposed to the sun, it is advisable to put on some sunscreen and do the ascent in the morning (before 9).",[1400,1403,1404],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/0XO4xFrM48EIvfEtlJzHRZ5PUaQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2213},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2212},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2211},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2210},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-piquin/0",2620,55,"https://goo.gl/maps/6138nyjkw17qsB4z5","According to our difficulty classification metric, this hill receives a C grade, implying dangerous sandblasting. At the beginning of the Tia Chena slope, there are some sandblasts that are still very untouched due to the lack of human traffic. They are not very difficult to climb compared to other more well-known sandblasters (Pico UDEM, Nido de los Aguiluchos), but they are dangerous. We recommend wearing a helmet for this section to avoid having an accident in such a remote part of a city. If you don't want a helmet, follow the ascent protocols for sandblasting on our page to minimize the risk of the group you're going with. Even if it is not a technical hill, it should be emphasized what was said in physical difficulty. The road is unstable and requires very good walking technique and good footwear to avoid muscle wasting.","65244ab2e76cc9990e86c9e5","

","For those who enjoy climbing hills in shorts and short sleeves, it's important to keep in mind that Tia Chena is not the right mountain for this outfit. Sun exposure on this route requires you to cover yourself from head to toe. Wear cool colors and clothing that, preferably, offers protection against UV rays, plus a hat or hat to protect your head. Although it is not necessary to wear specific pants against thorns, avoid wearing fabrics that break easily. The idea is to keep you as cool as possible without compromising protection against vegetation. Also, don't forget to wear a neck buff to protect you from the sun, sunglasses and sunscreen to ensure you're well protected under Aunt Chena's intense sun.","There is actually no “parking” for this summit. Due to how rare the ascents to this hill are, to start climbing you have to leave your car on the side of the road and walk towards the foothills of the hill. BE CAREFUL, they have told us about instances in which they break car windows and steal radios/tires. What we recommend is that they go in a van (preferably tall) to follow a dirt road and approach the hill. Here the cars will be out of sight of those who pass by on the road. Once on the dirt road you can park wherever you like so as not to get in the way. It will come to a point where the stretch of dirt road ends and there is a small esplanade with bricks imitating a parking space.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/iG5I6kMlpSR9wmOJUSp74ANyUJ4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/portada",{"_272":2215},[267,266,578,326],[],"Sierra de Minas Viejas",[],1900,"Journey to the summit of the famous Tia Chena. This hike is one of the most demanding in Nuevo León, but also one of the most beautiful.","The start of this tour is approximately 1:20 hours from the city of Monterrey. To get there, take the Monterrey-Monclova road. Shortly after the municipal seat, there will be an exit to the hill. When you approach the location on Google Maps, you have to slow down so as not to pass the exit.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-tia-chena.gpx","Difficult. This path is still very virgin since not many people make this ascent. There are some orange strips scattered along the climb, but sometimes you can lose sight of the next ribbon and then this is where everyone's orientation skills come in. It is mandatory to have studied the ascent before trying to climb and have a downloaded map/GPS.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-tia-chena/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-tia-chena-61605418","la-tia-chena","According to our difficulty classification metric, this hill receives a level 10 in physical difficulty. The slope to reach the summit of the famous Tía Chena is about 2000 meters, making this hill one of the most difficult single-day routes in the state. You should only attempt to climb this summit if you already have extensive experience climbing hills with a considerable slope. The road is not very well marked, has a lot of loose stones and/or is mostly unstable. This type of path is not difficult to follow, but it requires a lot of technical skill so as not to tire the body throughout the day. You have to know how to be efficient with ascents and descents to avoid cluttering the body due to wear and tear. This means that even if you are in a very good condition, if your body is not used to climbing hills, certain muscles that you don't usually work can wear out too much.",-100.634323,"5 L of water; 2 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","La Tía Chena",{"_247":2258,"_249":321,"_251":857,"_253":389,"_255":2118,"_257":258,"_259":854,"_261":396,"_262":2118},26.085178,[2250,2251,2252,2253],[235,236],"2026-09-24T10:00:44.727Z",[233],"This hill is famous for its demanding physical level, but this difficulty goes hand in hand with the fact that there is no shade from start to finish. Attempting to climb this summit during summer is completely forbidden, not only because of sun exposure, but also because of the abundance of rattlesnake vipers. There's really no shade on the road and the sun heats the sidewalk over the course of the day. Going up on a hot day would be a very easy way to die. At the summit there is a notebook with the records that this hill has had since 98, you can see how ALL the ascents were made between December and February.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/_lOG9yLJLBy_bayC_NEpJHZ24F4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2257},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2256},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2255},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2254},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-tia-chena/0",31.8,1874,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/XAZ18gVWaSqpacDS7","Grade B route. This trail does not require technical experience, but we recommend hiking shoes or boots since the rock can be loose in places and you could slip. There are no climbing sections, except for a couple of spots where you'll need to scramble using your hands without much exposure.","68303b290000000000000001","As of June 11, 2025, this route has no access fees.","

","Long-sleeve shirt and flexible pants; Breathable clothing; Hat or cap; Buff and sunglasses; Hiking footwear with good grip.","You can leave your vehicle at the Grutas de García parking lot, though that adds some walking to the trailhead. The other option is to drive to the actual trailhead — after passing the cave entrance, the road becomes dirt; any vehicle can make it with care. Be sure not to block the road so other cars can pass.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/jbp_M1ou0XUgDBJfllEVGtw6gVs=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-cuadrado/portada",{"_272":768},[266,861,578,269,265,454],"Pico Cuadrado is part of the Sierra el Fraile range in García, Nuevo León. Its neighboring peaks include Pico Everest, Pico San Miguel, El Avionazo, and the highest of them all — the famous 'Don Sapo'. The area stands out for its striking rock formations, mixing dry desert with extensive pine forest. This is a lightly-traveled but highly recommended route: it offers iconic views across the entire Sierra el Fraile, and after passing Mesa de Pinos and crossing 'El Bosque de los Duendes', you reach the Mirador del Fraile with unique panoramic views. The first stretch from the foothills to Mesa de Pinos is the toughest section due to its steeper incline. After Mesa de Pinos, the climb to Pico Cuadrado only adds 300 m of the 1,139 m total, but since the terrain is wilder and less trafficked you must follow the Wikiloc track closely to avoid getting lost. The area is also known for exposed caves formed by karstic processes over the years. Although you may find spots with fire-pit stones (typically at Mesa de Pinos), CAMPFIRES ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED — fines are steep. Review by @jorgepinia.",[],"ANP Sierra el Fraile y San Miguel",[264],1139,"Pico Cuadrado in the Sierra el Fraile (García, NL): 12.64 km and 1,139 m elevation gain, passing through Mesa de Pinos, El Bosque de Duendes and Mirador del Fraile. A 7B-II route ideal for intermediate hikers.","The easiest way is to search Google Maps for \"Grutas de García\". Once close to that point, head a bit further toward the base of the mountain. The exact starting point is marked on our route.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-cuadrado.gpx","The start of the trail is the easiest part to get lost; we recommend checking your Wikiloc track until you find the right path. There are several intersections where you'll need to pay close attention to keep the correct direction.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-cuadrado/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-cuadrado-sierra-el-fraile-fifa-2026-waypoints-242171712","pico-cuadrado","Level 6 route (scale of 1 to 10, based on positive elevation gain where each level groups 200 m bands). Pico Cuadrado has about 1,139 m of total elevation gain over 12.64 km (round trip). It is demanding due to both distance and elevation gain, comparable to routes like La Calle and Puerto la Papa.",-100.526604,"3 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolyte drink; Trail snacks (bars, cookies, fresh fruit, nuts, etc.); A high-protein/carb summit meal (sandwich, tacos, etc.). Avoid strong-smelling food that may attract wildlife. Carry a bag to pack out all your trash, peels and wrappers, including any litter you find along the way.","Pico Cuadrado",{"_247":1303,"_249":1356,"_251":968,"_253":518,"_255":1039,"_257":258,"_259":320,"_261":130,"_262":1357},25.855419,[2300,2301,2302,2303,2304,2305],"Hiking poles; Power bank; Sunscreen; First-aid kit; Insect repellent.",12.64,[235,237,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:49.069Z",[233],"Medium (II). This trail has a distinctive feature: it starts in desert terrain with dangerous sun exposure, then climbs into a pine-covered plateau that shades you almost completely. The area resembles the Sierra de Santiago or parts of Arteaga.",[221,222,2298,223,228,229,230,232,2299],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/knDWXjZmcdqZpv8qTqCpc-qRBR8=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/0","PROJ-202603-010-MP202606-007","PROJ-202603-010-P9",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2311,"_243":2311},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2310,"_243":2310},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2309,"_243":2309},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2308,"_243":2308},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2307,"_243":2307},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2306,"_243":2306},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuadrado/0",2939,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/v8TL2RxYpseAYcFZ6","The technical difficulty is C using our difficulty metric. This means that in certain parts of the route the terrain is a little unstable and can cause trips and/or sprained ankles. This tour requires no technical experience. On the descent, there is a significantly steep stretch that is not slippery but has some loose stones that could roll if dislocated.","65243c1bc7e2498951f7c153","Arteaga","There is no cost to do this route, only the one with the booths if you are driving from Monterrey.","

","Trousers, long sleeves, hat, neck buff, shoes with grip.","The parking lot is in a vacant lot that is next to the main road that crosses El Diamante. You have to use the location on the wikiloc and/or our page to see where the parking lot is located.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/1tsCXr_xSxFu73YO8LatytQQZ_s=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-penitente/portada",{"_272":1424},[266,454,271,916,326],[],"Área Natural Protegida Zapalinamé",[],1257,"A unique tour within the town of Arteaga. This circuit through the Penitent Hill offers views and vegetation that are very different from those of other nearby hills.","To get to the start of the tour from the city of Monterrey, take the road to Saltillo and then the road to Matehuala. When you reach the jets, you have to grab the exit to the lilies, but instead of heading towards the lilies, we will continue straight towards the ejido known as El Diamante. You have to pay attention to the signs on the road so as not to end up in another ejido. The beginning of the village is next to a dry dam, in reality it is a dirt road and not a sidewalk.","This route has an intermediate level of route layout, for those who don't have much experience with orientation, you have to be attentive to the Wikiloc but don't depend on it either. The first part of the tour is simple and you just have to follow the dirt road. It is important that you do not miss the transition from the dirt road to the sidewalk, it will be a left-hand turn. From this point forward, the road begins to get a little lost but is still slightly marked. The summit is when he becomes the loser he gets.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-penitente/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/circuito-cerro-el-penitente-71939211","el-penitente","The physical difficulty is 7 using our difficulty scale, which implies that the slope of the route is around 1200 meters. It should be noted that although this route has a difficulty of 5, along the route it makes it slightly more difficult. The summit of the penitent is more than 2500 meters above sea level and you can feel mild symptoms of altitude sickness. Apart from this to mention, the high level of vegetation and the easy terrain of the first half of the tour make this adventure not very challenging.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/circuito-cerro-el-penitente.gpx",-100.864952,"El Penitente",{"_247":856,"_249":1362,"_251":1213,"_253":1108,"_255":2355,"_257":258,"_259":1425,"_261":130,"_262":2356},25.357984,[2349,2350,2351],"Emergency kit, sunglasses, poles for hiking.",[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.970Z",[233],"The level of sun exposure is level II. The first part of the route is extremely exposed to the sun since it is along a wide dirt road where the vegetation was dismantled to open the way for vans. The second part of the tour is through a dense forest where you will be partially covered by the sun's rays. The last section is quite exposed and this one usually runs during peak hours of sunshine as you go downhill and finish the route.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/g4C5YHvDZH3r7j48VovfGaIivgs=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-penitente/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2354},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2353},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2352},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-penitente/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-penitente/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-penitente/0",10.4,12.4,64,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/FcCcsjNsodaxS1jVA","Difficulty level B. Although this is not a beginner's route, there are parts of the path in the first half that have a significant pronunciation. It is possible to take this tour as a beginner, but do it calmly and accompanied by people who have already done it before.","65241276e76cc9990e3a09c3","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Something to pack out your trash;","There is enough space for parking (without covering up the residents' homes).",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/1NJqFRP5a-U58tGs6QqoDRzJDAA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas/portada",{"_272":2357},[265,266],"Las Antenas del Cerro del Mirador, located between the municipality of San Pedro and Monterrey, is one of the favorite routes for intermediate-advanced hikers and trail runners to take on weekdays; either after work hours or on the weekend, this route is perfect for a route that is not so long, not so complicated, but at the same time not so simple.",[],[],470,"Have you ever wondered if the hill with the antennas can be climbed? The answer is yes! The Mirador de las Antennas is a short and easy route.","Go to Pedro R. Vázquez Avenue (where the Costco Valle store is located), and then go up to the Privanzas neighborhood. You have to go to the Callejón de las Privanzas to get to the starting point of this route.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/las-antenas.gpx","The route is perfectly trodden, given that it is a busy weekday route for trail runners, as it has the characteristics of a not so long route and is useful for training on weekdays for intermediate-advanced hikers.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/las-antenas/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-del-mirador-las-antenas-privanzas-spgg-mty-118069623","las-antenas","This tour requires physical condition to be able to carry out the route without any problem. Since it climbs almost +500 m of positive slope, with our nomenclature it is assigned level 3 of physical difficulty. It is a somewhat demanding route in the first half until you reach the esplanade, and then, to reach the summit, you still have to climb about 250 m of positive slope (almost 2 km of horizontal distance).",-100.3217287,"2–3 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Las Antenas",{"_247":2258,"_249":1472,"_251":252,"_253":254,"_255":2400,"_257":258,"_259":1671,"_261":258,"_262":263},25.6364432,[2394,2395,2396],[235],"2026-09-23T10:00:44.061Z",[233],"Level II sun exposure. Throughout the tour you can find several trees in which to shelter from the sun's rays; however, there are long stretches where you probably won't find any to shelter.",[1911,1016,2392,1912,1913,1915,2393,1018],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Mggbu4BXn28R6Wjb_kYKtcjW7z0=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas/0","PROJ-202603-005-P14","PROJ-202603-005-P4",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2399},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2398},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2397},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas/0",23.9,89,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/hYXFjoYjELvsbnfQ9","According to our nomenclature, the technical difficulty of this route is level B, which means that you pass through sections with an inclination of more than 40 degrees and areas of the route that are unstable or have loose dirt.","652b886590aad0d3692d14d1","Park rates are: general admission $70 per person, birdwatching $100, guided trail hike $300, camping $300, marriage proposals and gender reveals $1,500, and photo sessions $500. Hours are Monday through Sunday, from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM.","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Long sleeve; Shorts; Swimsuit; Towel; An extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash\n","The park has a fairly large and secure parking lot, and there are also bathrooms and benches for eating.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/4JNM0w83UCc1at1_eGzkm12PQME=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-estanzuela/portada",{"_272":2401},[265,266],"If you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.",[],"Parque Natural La Estanzuela",[],410,"La Estanzuela Natural Park is one of the best places to cool off and enjoy nature just a few minutes from Monterrey.","The “La Estanzuela” Natural Park, is located south of the city of Monterrey, to get there you must drive along the national road and take the side of the HEB La Estanzuela, once you reach the traffic light you must turn right on a street where you can find La Plaza Valle Alto, a Benavides pharmacy and an Oxxo, you reach another traffic light and you must continue straight on for at least 1 kilometer until you find a giant stone sign with the name of the park, once here you only go straight on a large straight street that transforms into a fairly friendly dirt road, suitable for all types of vehicles with an average height.","The route is completely visible, and the path is marked at all times.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-estanzuela/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/parque-natural-la-estanzuela-98938216","la-estanzuela","According to our nomenclature, the physical difficulty of this route is level 3, which means that the route has around 400 meters of unevenness, which are completed in about 4 hours round trip depending on the pace of the group.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/parque-natural-la-estanzuela.gpx",-100.270476,"1 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks (no meat allowed);","La Estanzuela",{"_247":2462,"_249":250,"_251":970,"_253":428,"_255":1164,"_257":2463,"_259":2464,"_261":276,"_262":1357},25.550508,[2456,2457,2458],[371,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:44.528Z",[809],"The degree of sun exposure on this route is level I, which means that there is shade throughout the sidewalk.",[2438,2439,2440,2441,2442,2443,2444,2445,2446,2447,2448,2449,2450,2451,2452,2453,2454,2455],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/_xT74_YLoUznGkVieoOyZoaaHs4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-estanzuela/0","PROJ-202606-002-P1","PROJ-202606-002-P10","PROJ-202606-002-P11","PROJ-202606-002-P12","PROJ-202606-002-P13","PROJ-202606-002-P14","PROJ-202606-002-P15","PROJ-202606-002-P16","PROJ-202606-002-P17","PROJ-202606-002-P18","PROJ-202606-002-P2","PROJ-202606-002-P3","PROJ-202606-002-P4","PROJ-202606-002-P5","PROJ-202606-002-P6","PROJ-202606-002-P7","PROJ-202606-002-P8","PROJ-202606-002-P9",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2461},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2460},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2459},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-estanzuela/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-estanzuela/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-estanzuela/0",30.5,9.4,31.5,1765,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/SSzfX5Umd8mTTCKa6","Grade D. Several scrambling sections, especially on the Pico Sur ascent. Hands-on rock moves required; helmet recommended.","6b3917f0c86ce6ee14ac151e","

","Park along Av. Alfonso Reyes near the park gate; street parking is free.",[1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965,1966,1967,1968,1969,1970],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/KNn90INRf9tmIUUFYaP7yMEJAJw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-sur-con-antena/portada",{"_272":1301},[266,578,325,269,265],"This route chains three summits of Cerro de la Silla in one outing — Loma de la Virgen, Pico Sur and Pico Antena. It's a long day with significant scrambling and exposure but offers spectacular ridge views over Monterrey.",[1948],[1946],2010,"Loma de la Virgen + Pico Sur + Pico Antena on Cerro de la Silla. Three summits in 14 km with 2,010 m of elevation gain.","Drive to the Cerro de la Silla park entrance in Guadalupe, NL. Take Av. Alfonso Reyes toward Las Américas and park near the gated trailhead (Parque Hundido area).","From the trailhead, climb to Loma de la Virgen first, traverse to Pico Sur, then continue to Pico Antena. Several intersections — follow Wikiloc.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-sur-con-antena/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-sur-y-pico-antenas-cerro-de-la-silla-118661783","pico-sur-con-antena","Level 10. The combined Loma de la Virgen + Pico Sur + Pico Antena route covers ~14 km with about 2,010 m of accumulated elevation gain. Long and very demanding.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-sur-con-antena.gpx",-100.25819,"5 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; substantial summit meal; pack out all trash.","Pico Sur con Antena",{"_247":2462,"_249":1362,"_251":1872,"_253":1358,"_255":519,"_257":258,"_259":2169,"_261":130,"_262":1357},25.618959,[2499,2500,2501,2502,2503,2504,2505,2506,2507,2508,2509],[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.682Z",[233],"Level III. The ridge between summits is fully exposed.",[1911,1015,1016,1017,1913,1914,1915,1018,1020],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/WZEpcksqCA-XDv8qlgItMR-1NVU=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2520,"_243":2520},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2519,"_243":2519},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2518,"_243":2518},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2517,"_243":2517},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2516,"_243":2516},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2515,"_243":2515},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2514,"_243":2514},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2513,"_243":2513},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2512,"_243":2512},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2511,"_243":2511},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2510,"_243":2510},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-sur-con-antena/0",670,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/FM14Ks2dq6zZAhS2A","This tour requires no technical experience.","6524223797ea5cc68241a062","Sometimes locals will offer parking space for a fee (usually $50 or $100 MXN).","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Long sleeve; Shorts; Cap or sun hat; Sunglasses; Buff; Swimsuit; Towel; An extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash","There is no established place to park, you have to be aware of where the narrow road is to get on the sidewalk and park the car. Don't leave anything in sight! ",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/vsUFXG32nL_zU4KwI2ntPB6R2P4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/portada",{"_272":635},[265,916,326],[],[],"An incredible path and stream leading to the Chipitin pools, which are sure to leave you shocked.","It's 24 km (1-1:30 hrs) from the town of Santiago, you have to drive the main road until you reach Genovevo port where you turn left and descend until you reach Las Adjuntas. A van is required for this tour.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pozas-de-chipitin.gpx","The route is marked and runs along the river.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pozas-de-chipitin/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/a-pozas-chipitin-35435677","pozas-de-chipitin","A very easy route marked with enchanting views, you will walk the stream, then between sidewalks and finally you will reach the pools.",-100.14139,"1 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Pozas de Chipitín",{"_247":1303,"_249":516,"_251":451,"_253":2563,"_255":1872,"_257":258,"_259":2464,"_261":258,"_262":860},25.300826,[2555,2556,2557,2558],[371,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:44.531Z",[233],"The road follows the Matacanes River, the vegetation is dry jungle. Even though no trees grow in the river, the mountain creates enough shade.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/RcBImdsvq73Wp7fyZYhJzNiFkpQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2562},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2561},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2560},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2559},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pozas-de-chipitin/0",6.6,1142,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/u8R1gauZ4ccaoZ4G7?g_st=ig","On the other hand, the designated level of technical difficulty for this route is grade “C”, where you will cross unstable sections with loose dirt, slippery terrain and a sandblaster.","658e006ad8c063ce24b2851d","Escobedo","

","The type of ecosystem found in this mountain is arid, composed mainly of lechuguillas, cacti, magueyes, cacti, among other types of flora aggressive to human contact, in addition to a high index of sun exposure, so it is recommended to wear the following clothes:\n- Cap or hat\n- Buff\n- Breathable long-sleeve t-shirt\n- Breathable pants\n- Boots or sneakers with good grip","You can park on Avenida de las Industrias on the sidewalk without getting in the way.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/XEmAzfG01t7jkjR5RC0N_uhVGEY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-del-topochico/portada",{"_272":1043},[265,266,267,268,452,578,525,454,326],"The Cerro del Topochico is a hill that offers us very attractive views and a path that, although short in length, is rich in its ecosystem and challenging in its journey. Its location close to the metropolitan area makes it a daily route, being one of the main points of interest for athletes and hikers who live in Escobedo and San Nicolás de los Garza.\n\nAlthough it may seem like a small hill, you should never underestimate any mountain, the Cerro del Topochico has numerous challenges such as high sun exposure and parts of the route that are not visible and passable. The probability of dehydration is high on a path like this, so it is recommended to carry more fluids than necessary, and it is recommended that the rest points are not exactly on the cross but under a tree that offers shade.\n\nThe route offers plenty of viewpoints, caves, stones to rest and places to take shade, consider this when planning your tour and remember that you don't need to reach the summit to get the benefits of hiking. In the same way, there are other routes to the summit, such as Av. Sendero, but we consider this one to be the best because it is the safest, shortest and busiest.",54,[],"Zona Metropolitana",[2617],613,"The Cerro del Topochico is a hill that offers us very beautiful views and a path rich in its ecosystem and challenging in its journey. ","From Gómez Morín Avenue, drive towards Gonzalitos Avenue to join Fidel Velazquez Avenue and then Manuel L. Barragán Avenue (pass through Plaza Fiesta Anahuac), drive to the intersection with Avenida Sendero Divisorio, then turn left on Sendero Norte Avenue and pass through it to the junction with Acueducto Avenue where you will turn right, after a few meters you will turn left on Cocoyol Street to the intersection with Las Lomas Avenue where you will turn right and drive to the top of Avenida Industrias where the tour will begin.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/cerro-del-topochico.gpx","Although most of the trail is well laid out, it is recommended to take Wikiloc with the downloaded route due to the existence of multiple paths that lead to other points of interest.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-del-topochico/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/topo-122935641","cerro-del-topochico","According to our nomenclature, the level of physical difficulty of this route is level 4, climbing around 600 meters of positive slope by approximately 5.6 kilometers. The estimated time of completing this route is 3 to 3 and a half hours.",-100.342119,"Cerro del Topochico",{"_247":694,"_249":629,"_251":911,"_253":1358,"_255":2614,"_257":2615,"_259":2616,"_261":276,"_262":631},25.785331,[2608,2609,2610],"According to the intrinsic characteristics of the route, it is recommended to wear the following items for safety and/or in the event of an accident:\nHeadlamp\nThermal blanket\nPowerbank\nBlocker\nRepellent\nFirst Aid Kit",5.6,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.657Z",[233],"According to our nomenclature, the level of sun exposure on this route is grade III, making it a route highly exposed to sunlight, with little shade during the canyon route only.",[2603,2604,2605,2606,2607],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/K7SZjg2Nfxos0rttnZSNqIaeMYI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-del-topochico/0","ZONA-202608-793-P11","ZONA-202608-793-P2","ZONA-202608-793-P4","ZONA-202608-793-P5","ZONA-202608-793-P9",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2613},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2612},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2611},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-del-topochico/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-del-topochico/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-del-topochico/0",25.5,1.8,34.2,"ZONA-202608-793-P12",1500,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/hrzTe2fHvj95m5gS7","Based on our nomenclature, this route is considered a grade B route because it contains some sections with an inclination of more than 45° and some parts of the road are unstable (stones and/or loose dirt).","6524308b97ea5cc6825641e6","

","Hiking boots or shoes; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Hiking poles; Something to pack out your trash;","There may be space for one or two cars at the beginning of the sidewalk, but the recommendation is to park in the Vista Montaña park to avoid any conflict with the neighbors, since the space on that street is very small.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/TlIuNx2Fa_iyEBxaCZXrXLXanMA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-del-agua/portada",{"_272":2357},[325,266],[],[],740,"Pico del Agua is the most accessible summit of Cerro de las Mitras. This trail offers views of the entire metropolitan area.","The start of the route is in the San Pedro 400 neighborhood. To get to this neighborhood from the center, we have to go all the way along Constitution Avenue until it merges with Diaz Ordaz Avenue. Arriving at the intersection with Av Corregidora, we turn north (towards the hill). Soon after, we turned left at Av Manuel Clouthier. A couple of blocks later, we turn right on Avenida División del Norte (Platino Street). After Vista Montaña Park there is Batallones Rojos Street, where we turn right. From here, we can start looking for parking, since the space at the beginning of the sidewalk is very small. The beginning of the village is on Pedro Reyes Zúñiga street.","Definitely, there are not many variants on this route and the GPS signal is good, so the route to follow is quite clear. At the beginning there are two routes where one of them contains a lot of thorns, make sure you take the clearer path. There is also little sign along the road, only some stones are marked with arrows.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-del-agua/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-del-agua-cerro-de-las-mitras-89048760","pico-del-agua","Based on our nomenclature, this is a level 4 route since there are almost 750m of positive slope on a route of approximately 2.4 km in length (climbing). Level 4 of physical difficulty covers a range of 600m and 800m of positive slope.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-del-agua-cerro-de-las-mitras.gpx",-100.407225,"Pico del Agua",{"_247":2258,"_249":629,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":1670,"_257":258,"_259":858,"_261":276,"_262":1670},25.685357,[2651,2652,2653,2654,2655],[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.593Z",[233],"Our nomenclature measures this route with average sun exposure (II). The ascent is on the south side of the Cerro de las Mitras, so in the afternoon and in the morning there is little or no shade. In addition, there are hardly any trees to shade you, with the exception of the last small part of the route, which results in 80% of the route being exposed to the sun. Add 1 level of difficulty if the temperature is above 25°C.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/8Rx_ai3sbDTDDhMLXFTRNrvGpYg=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2660,"_243":2660},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2659,"_243":2659},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2658,"_243":2658},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2657,"_243":2657},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2656,"_243":2656},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-del-agua/0",210,78,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/4yrSyfh2aeJHvRUr8?g_st=ic","On the other hand, this route has a level of technical difficulty of grade B, which means that while this route is being carried out, unstable terrain is crossed, particularly mud, slippery stones and loose dirt, as well as sections of inclination greater than 40 degrees.","652476332d6d1ecc835d8f4f","Juarez","Depending on the day you take your tour, there will usually be a person designated to charge parking/admission for $50. In our personal experience, the team from La Cumbre Codiana has visited this trail both on weekdays and weekends and you can almost always find this person charging on the weekends.","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Cap or sun hat; Buff; Something to pack out your trash","The designated parking lot is located at the end of “Acutzingo” street, where the route begins. Often due to the excess of visitors, it is advisable to park the vehicle along the sidewalk along the same street, the recommendation is to avoid obstructing the entrances and exits of private properties and other vehicles.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Hh8yHcc6fAYDlhnn_Qxmso96mDY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-agujerado/portada",{"_272":2662},[265,266,453],[],"Monumento Natural Cerro de la Silla",[],560,"Get ready to get wet and enjoy an exciting adventure on Cerro del Agujereado, one of the best routes for those who want to start hiking! Fun and nature are waiting for you!","The fastest route with fewer traffic jams and traffic lights is the one that goes from the National Highway through Los Cavazos to Cadereyta Jiménez and then to Juárez, between the communities of Bosques de la Silla and Santa Ana.","The route is completely visible, with long, horizontal sections through dirt roads and interspersed with small but well-marked sidewalks. Along the route, you cross the main stream from one side to the other a couple of times. It is recommended to be alert to the Wikiloc GPS or, failing that, to the marks that are present on the sidewalk such as slats, mojoneras (stacked stones) or arrows painted on the rocks.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-agujerado/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-agujerado-74286958","cerro-agujerado","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of grade 3, which means that when taking this route you would be climbing between 400-600 meters of slope over approximately 9 kilometers, while the estimated time of completion, round trip, is around 5 hours.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-agujerado.gpx",-100.14367,"3 L of water; 1 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Cerro Agujerado",{"_247":2705,"_249":394,"_251":1983,"_253":1358,"_255":2706,"_257":258,"_259":2707,"_261":276,"_262":256},25.54958,[2699,2700,2701],[371],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.206Z",[233],"The level of sun exposure is grade II, because although most of the route is covered by shade, there are some sections exposed to the sun, it is recommended to apply sunscreen and be well covered on hot days with high solar intensity.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/54o5eIbriiX3JZbaQmvPqqj8WPM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-agujerado/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2704},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2703},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2702},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-agujerado/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-agujerado/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-agujerado/0",33.1,26.4,34.8,"a11b7500-4071-7029-241a-9e0ac0962152",3700,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/agGwF47dShUVZY2m9","Based on our nomenclature, this route has a technical difficulty of C, since even though most of the road does not have much inclination, there is a long stretch of inclined sandpaper and the use of your hands is required. There are other paths to La Marta that can avoid this dangerous section, but they are longer.","6521feded28bfbca53d97d5d","The cost is $50 per person to complete the tour.","

","Taking into account the characteristics of the route, its approximate duration and its level of sun exposure, it is recommended to bring the following clothes with you: winter pants; hiking shorts in summer, long breathable sleeves to cover us from the sun's rays, hiking boots or shoes with adequate grip, hat, buff, lenses, gloves for sanding, summit jacket, since the temperature drops drastically, wearing many layers of clothing in cold weather (long shirt, jacket, warm scarf, etc).","At the beginning of the route, there is a large, terrace-type space on the left hand side for parking vehicles.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/SGB-KpemmyNLYT59uik5pVkj8VQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/portada",{"_272":175},[271,454,916,326],"This tour can only take place on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 7AM, where you must submit a sheet that includes the date, the names of the participants and the guide, as well as the official identification with a scanned photograph of the group's guide. The cost per person is $50.",[],"Sierra de Arteaga",[],937,"Explore 'La Marta' in the Sierra de Arteaga, the most prominent hiking destination. Enjoy a scenic tour that will leave you breathless with breathtaking views and the natural beauty of the region.","Heading from Monterrey or Saltillo to the road to Matehuala, we will take the exit for San Antonio de las Alazanas, after La Carbonera. Once we head to San Antonio de las Alazanas, we continue straight until we find the Bosques de Monterreal area. At the first curve you see that turns left, this is Los Oyameles, which is where the route begins. There is plenty of space to leave vehicles, camping area (camping), corn, horse rental, and more.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-marta.gpx","The route is perfectly laid out and spacious. Arriving at the sandbank, it is also traced, but you can find some more marked pieces on the side of the road, because it is easier to climb. Going up to the summit, and the last stretch, is marked at the beginning, but then you can find a type of labyrinth of shrubs that have completely visible slats to follow the path.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-marta/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cumbre-la-marta-cerro-de-la-marta-132904636","la-marta","traduccionPendienteRevision",{"_138":2760},"Based on our nomenclature, this route has a difficulty of 5 because there is a slope of between 800 and 1000 meters, specifically a slope of 878 meters. In addition, it covers a distance of around 15 km and the height, at 3670 meters above sea level, makes it even heavier and therefore requires very good physical condition.",-100.391452,"La Marta",{"_247":1105,"_249":1106,"_251":1107,"_253":1108,"_255":1109,"_257":258,"_259":909,"_261":396,"_262":1110},25.221363,[2750,2751,2752,2753,2754],"To complete this tour, it is recommended to bring the following if necessary. This route has witnessed multiple accidents, so you always have to be prepared. Thermal blanket, headlamp in case of emergency, power bank (additional backup battery), support sticks, whistles and communication radios for any emergency and to be in communication.","2026-08-25T04:19:55.000Z",14.87,[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.127Z",[233],"Based on our nomenclature, this route has a solar exposure level of II because even though there are many trees that block you from the sun, especially at the beginning, a little more than half of the percentage of the time you are exposed to the sun. The cool temperature helps keep the sun's rays and heat away from being felt much.",[1084,1086,1087],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Z8qxFB0dym9-bJSeMvrA8Vfku5I=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2759},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2758},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2757},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2756},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2755},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-marta/0",{"_10":2761,"_29":2762},"The cost is $60 per person to complete the tour.","El costo es de $60 por persona para realizar el recorrido.",1660,"https://goo.gl/maps/gzympUyiKwACb1py5","This route has a technical grade of grade C based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that at some point on the ascent there is a dangerous drift. Pico Udem is recognized as a dangerous hill due to the slurry that is in the middle of the climb. In this part, you have to know very well the technique of how to climb a sandblaster and the protocols to warn others of landslides and to be alert to them as well. After passing the sandblasts, there are several sections where you have to use both hands to climb steep and slippery sidewalks.","65232ffbc7e2498951189e7b","It costs 50 pesos to park the car in the Black Bear Park parking lot, so it is advisable to carry 50 pesos in cash to pay quickly and be able to park.","

","Hiking or exercise pants (shorts and jeans are not recommended), good shoes with grip are essential, such as hiking boots, long and breathable socks, breathable t-shirt: this can be a long shirt to protect yourself from the sun and dust or a short shirt for freshness, cap and/or buff, lenses.","At the height of the fence that indicates the beginning of the property there is a bike park known as black bear park. Here you can park to walk up to the heliport",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/cOe2pTWbwhVKpDgFv1SU6_7qruw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-udem/portada",{"_272":1168},[267,266,454,916],[2818],[],887,"Pico Udem is one of the most traveled hikes in Monterrey and with good reason. This summit is extremely fun and offers beautiful views of the Sierra Madre Mountains.","The beginning of this path is very accessible and open to the public. Climbing this summit is priceless because the owners of the land where the sidewalk begins have decided not to charge for access. However, a parking fee must be paid at the Black Bear Park bike park. To get here, you have to take Alfonso Reyes Avenue towards La Huasteca and follow Google Maps (or whatever browser you use) until you reach a dirt road with a fence. This street is the one that leads to the land where the sidewalk begins.","A lot of beginners tend to miss out on this summit. The road is very well marked, the problem is that so many people have been lost, that the wrong path is also very well marked. You have to be super attentive to Wikiloc. There is a section in the sandblaster where there is a marked path on the right that you can take instead of continuing to walk through the sandblaster. Be aware of this path, which can save you a lot of time and energy by reducing time in the sandblaster.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-udem/portada","https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/pico-udem-ascenso-directo-54129115","pico-udem","This route has a level 5 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that the slope falls between 800 and 1000 meters. The climb to the summit begins with a fairly pleasant slope, but when you reach the ravine (almost half way up the route), the rest of the climb will be relentless and will be very steep and technical (with ropes and a lot of loose dirt). Remember to read the Wikiloc for even more detailed information about the upload.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-udem-ascenso-directo.gpx",-100.407283,"Pico Indio / Udem",{"_247":693,"_249":394,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":911,"_257":258,"_259":2705,"_261":130,"_262":1166},25.652169,[2804,2805,2806,2807,2808,2809,2810],"Grip gloves for gripping ropes, antibacterial gel/wet towels, wearing a helmet for added safety, first aid kit",[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.229Z",[233],"Much of this ascent is shaded. However, from the moment the sun hits the city, Udem Peak begins to heat up. Even though it has shade, its arid vegetation, together with the sun, make this climb an oven after 10 in the morning on days at more than 20ºC. Never start climbing after 8 in the morning and always carry a minimum of 3 liters of water.",[2798,2799,2800,2801,2802,2803],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/bx6ySshyh5CM3_KxFZFYrwWvS-c=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/0","PROJ-202603-011-P2","PROJ-202603-011-P3","PROJ-202603-011-P5","PROJ-202603-011-P6","PROJ-202606-006-P1","PROJ-202606-006-P2",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2817,"_243":2817},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2816,"_243":2816},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2815,"_243":2815},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2814,"_243":2814},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2813,"_243":2813},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2812,"_243":2812},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2811,"_243":2811},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-udem/0","PROJ-202603-011-P4",1535,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/x9pR1J7tf1kziRH97","\nNon-rappelling route: According to our nomenclature, the technical difficulty of this route is grade B, which involves crossing unstable sections of the route, such as loose dirt, loose rocks or even sections of the sidewalk that have more than 40 degrees of inclination.","6566b8529ab182c846645a2e","As of the date of writing this review (updated on May 14, 2023), there is no cost to complete this route.\n","

","*Hat or cap.\n*Buff.\n*Breathable long sleeve t-shirt.\n*Long, flexible pants.\n*Sneakers or boots with good grip. We absolutely do not recommend wearing normal sneakers, or running shoes, or for any other sport other than hiking or trail-running.\n","The parking lot will be located at the end of this terrace. This is a fairly large and free space where there is usually a lot of movement due to the popularity of the route in the area. This is a safe, busy place with a lot of dust in the air, so it is recommended that you close your vehicle's windows tightly.\n",[2874,2875,2876,2877,2878,2879],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/34aDwJg_MwzcISb2bbe8r_yg4oI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/0",{"_272":1043},[325,265,266,268,578,454],"You are in the municipality of García, Nuevo León. The mountain range to which La Mota Chica belongs is among the top 3 of the areas where you can go hiking in this municipality and very close to the center of it.\n",[],"Cerro de la Mota Chica",[2873],693,"Very good summit on cloudy or cold days due to sun exposure. Its terrain offers you a quiet walk.","To get to the beginning of this route, you must take the freeway to Saltillo through the town of Santa Catarina, approximately 50 minutes from downtown Monterrey. Once on the road, you pass several points of interest such as Soriana La Puerta or Plaza Sendero, but it is just after passing the Technological University of Santa Catarina that you turn right onto Villa de García Avenue towards the center of García. If you live in the Cumbres area, you can also take Lincoln Avenue to get to García; if you live in Santa Catarina, there is also the Las Pedreras road to get to this town.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-mota-chica.gpx","The layout of the sidewalk is completely clear and clean, this route is quite busy.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-mota-chica/0","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-mota-chica-95890158","la-mota-chica"," According to our nomenclature, the physical difficulty in completing this route is grade 4, which means that the route takes place in a total time of around 4-6 hours, depending on the number of companions who complete the route and their pace. It should also be noted that the accumulated slope is 700 meters above sea level. If you are in good physical condition and have an excellent pace, the route can be done in 3-4 hours round trip.\n",-100.597733,"La Mota Chica",{"_247":520,"_249":387,"_251":762,"_253":389,"_255":2872,"_257":258,"_259":576,"_261":130,"_262":1039},25.745733,[2862,2863,2864,2865,2866],"\nIf you want to do the rappelling you will need to wear a minimum of:\n\n*2 strings of 60 meters.\n*Harness.\n*Descent system.\n*Lifeline.\n*Helmet.\n*Extra carabiners (6).",[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:48.065Z",[233],"The sun exposure on this route is level III, which implies high exposure practically the entire route. It is advisable to wear clothes that cover most of your body and/or sunscreen. In the same way, start this tour very early (no later than 6-7 am in summer; 7-8 am in winter). Take a good look at the weather forecast in that area one night before.",[2855,2856,2857,2858,2859,2860,2861],"PROJ-202604-669-P1","PROJ-202604-669-P2","PROJ-202604-669-P3","PROJ-202604-669-P4","PROJ-202604-669-P5","PROJ-202604-669-P6","PROJ-202604-669-P8",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2871},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2870},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2869},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2868},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":2867},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-chica/0",22.7,"PROJ-202604-669-P15","PROJ-202604-669-P10","PROJ-202604-669-P11","PROJ-202604-669-P12","PROJ-202604-669-P13","PROJ-202604-669-P14","PROJ-202604-669-P9",3326,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/aMSgyAyZqcAuXdck7","Grade B. The trail is mostly clear; the final stretch requires opening your own way through grass and scrub for ~1.5 km.","17ee574941592d99bf9f9941","Arteaga (Coahuila)","

","Layers (cold mornings, snow possible in winter), long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes with good grip, gloves and jacket.","Park at the trailhead clearing. The access road is dirt; high-clearance recommended.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/OSdBhboCHLi-zVJtKI9g59v81cY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-veleta/portada",{"_272":1362},[266,578,271,454,265],"La Veleta is one of the highest summits of the Sierra de Arteaga at over 3,326 msnm. The trail climbs through high pine forest — these paths were originally created by locals who transported timber down on donkeys. Snow is common in winter. Altitude effects can be significant; acclimatize and turn back if symptoms appear.",[],[],2364,"La Veleta — high summit in the Sierra de Arteaga at 3,326 msnm. 23.10 km with 2,364 m of elevation gain. Possible snow in winter.","Drive from Monterrey toward Arteaga, Coahuila. Take the federal highway through Saltillo and continue toward San Antonio de las Alazanas; the trailhead is on the access road to the Sierra de Arteaga.","Long approach on dirt road then a steady climb through pine forest to the high ridge. The final stretch after the saddle has no clear trail.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-veleta/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-veleta-126982772","la-veleta","Level 10. Very long and demanding: ~23.10 km with 2,364 m of elevation gain to over 3,326 msnm. Altitude can cause altitude sickness; train accordingly.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-veleta.gpx",-100.283127,"5 L of water; 3 bottles of electrolytes; substantial trail snacks; high-protein/carb summit meal.","La Veleta",{"_247":390,"_249":1043,"_251":1872,"_253":254,"_255":2976,"_257":258,"_259":2977,"_261":1456,"_262":448},25.246088,[2918,2919,2920,2921,2922,2923,2924,2925,2926,2927,2928,2929,2930,2931,2932,2933,2934,2935,2936,2937,2938,2939,2940,2941,2942,2943,2944,2945,2946],"Hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit, emergency blanket. Crampons may be needed in winter.",23.1,[235,237,234],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.934Z",[233],"Level III. Open exposure at the lower trail; the summit is in pine forest with intermittent shade.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Q2U2f_fomT3fuMznZGjcCJmLBjo=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2975,"_243":2975},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2974,"_243":2974},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2973,"_243":2973},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2972,"_243":2972},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2971,"_243":2971},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2970,"_243":2970},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2969,"_243":2969},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2968,"_243":2968},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2967,"_243":2967},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2966,"_243":2966},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2965,"_243":2965},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2964,"_243":2964},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2963,"_243":2963},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2962,"_243":2962},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2961,"_243":2961},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2960,"_243":2960},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2959,"_243":2959},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2958,"_243":2958},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2957,"_243":2957},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2956,"_243":2956},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2955,"_243":2955},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2954,"_243":2954},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2953,"_243":2953},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2952,"_243":2952},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2951,"_243":2951},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2950,"_243":2950},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2949,"_243":2949},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2948,"_243":2948},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":2947,"_243":2947},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/28","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/27","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/26","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/25","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/24","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/23","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/22","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-veleta/0",15.2,26.9,3300,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/h2rHCxpLvtpBwQMZA","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a technical level of grade B, which means that parts of the road can be unstable or confusing, including the presence of sandblasts, loose dirt, not so marked sidewalks or sections with levels of inclination greater than 40 degrees.","65241d81a90ef4887c1711c9","Only the cost of parking and if you take the toll road, it would be 44 extra pesos on the Carbonera highway and 130 on the Monterrey highway to Saltillo.","

","Long sleeve t-shirt, hiking pants, buffs, sunglasses, hat or cap, boots or sneakers with soles for hiking.","Parking is inside the “Sal Si Puedes” ranch and costs $100 pesos per vehicle. It is a busy, safe area adjacent to the main road.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/L6rh8lPCqTzGWJf1ntfEdTwa03o=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-nieves/portada",{"_272":580},[265,266,271,916,454],[],[],1380,"Ascent to Cerro de las Nieves in Arteaga. Enjoy this tour in winter or when the weather is cool.","The tour begins at the ranch known as “Daniel García Najera” located in the municipality of Arteaga, Coahuila, approximately an hour and a half's drive from the city of Monterrey. You can travel along the road to Saltillo and then the Carbonera road where you must pay a road fee of $200 pesos between the two more or less, although there is the option of navigating the free road, which is also very safe for free. Once you arrive at the property where you leave the vehicles, there is parking at a cost of $100 per vehicle.","The visibility and layout of the route reach optimal conditions, offering a fairly detailed overview of where the sidewalk runs, however, on sections of the route there are alternative roads, often created by some animals or local people, so it is advisable to always be aware of the Wikiloc.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/las-nieves/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/las-nieves-89478544","las-nieves","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a physical difficulty of 6, which means that you would be climbing between 1200 meters and 1400 meters in altitude, traveling most of the time with a considerable inclination, a height that could cause the onset of altitude sickness and under challenging solar conditions.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/las-nieves.gpx",-100.740788,"Las Nieves",{"_247":3018,"_249":630,"_251":911,"_253":254,"_255":3019,"_257":3020,"_259":3021,"_261":130,"_262":3022},25.454122,[3012,3013,3014],[235,234,237],"2026-09-23T10:00:43.682Z",[233],"According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level II degree of sun exposure because although some parts of the sidewalk are highly denoted by a high density of vegetation such as scrub, magueyes and pine trees, there are parts of the route where the sun hits directly, especially in the middle of the ascent, so it is important to arrive highly prepared to avoid dehydration or suffering heat stroke.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fGFGirl1LOGm56xwhIAAiQYSAYA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-nieves/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3017},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3016},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3015},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-nieves/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-nieves/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-nieves/0",27.9,13.4,1.4,27.2,16.1,1300,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/chK3gMp4WUmPJcSr7","The technical difficulty occurs when arriving at the waterfall, since we must navigate for about 10 minutes along a path that was damaged by tropical storm Alberto. This path requires patience and care at every step to avoid kinks.","66cd0750dc647611c5aac780","There is currently no charge for parking, either in the village or at the canyon entrance.","

","Shoes with good grip ready to get wet; Extra pair of socks; Trekking poles; Something to pack out your trash","In the town, you can park either at the entrance to the canyon (marked on the Google Maps link) or in the town itself and walk a few minutes to the entrance. 4×4 vehicles can go a few minutes in the canyon, but it's not recommended, as it's almost as slow as walking.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Mt3BU6468ywsanA3TBfYXXdMY9Y=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-el-salto/portada.jpeg",{"_272":124},[325,454,326],"The El Salto Waterfall is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS! In 2024, swirls in the area have claimed the lives of several hikers. It is currently the most dangerous route in Nuevo León. DON'T GO INTO THE WATERFALL FOR ANY REASON! Your safety comes first. 🚫💧",[3072],[],111,"Cascada del Salto in Ciénega de González, Santiago: a canyon hike in Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. The waterfall currently has no water. Extreme caution: it is one of the most dangerous hikes in Nuevo León.","Go up the Cola de Caballo road for approximately 45 minutes until you reach the town of Cienega de Gonzales. This road is safe, although some parts are exposed to ravines. A few minutes from reaching Cienega de Gonzales, there is a single-lane passage where vehicles must take turns. It is recommended to avoid going down if it is raining, as it can be very dangerous when braking.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/cascada-el-salto.gpx","The route is not 100% traced because Tropical Storm Alberto wiped out much of what was already on, although the trail is quite easy to follow. First you walk along the river, crossing it multiple times, until you find a dirt road that will show up about 20 minutes after starting the road. Here, we will follow the dirt road until we reach the waterfall. The waterfall currently has no water.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-el-salto/portada.jpeg","https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/el-salto-179335017?utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=share&utm_source=4675508","cascada-el-salto","The trail is not very demanding, since most of the time we will be walking in the canyon, where there are no ups or downs. Only in the last part, when we descend about 100 meters, does it get a little heavier, although this ascent/descent only takes about 20 to 30 minutes.",-100.240129,"Cascada El Salto",{"_247":1213,"_249":1624,"_251":388,"_253":518,"_255":1774,"_257":258,"_259":3071,"_261":276,"_262":1870},25.38165,[3065,3066,3067],5.7,[371,619],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.562Z",[233],"Sun exposure is very low because the walls of the canyon provide shade for 90% of the way.",[3059,3060,3061,3062,3063,3064],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/jZ5O2fXe661oZjSTw4tx9g-oEuA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-el-salto/0","PROJ-202603-003-P3","PROJ-202603-003-P4","PROJ-202603-003-P5","PROJ-202603-003-P6","PROJ-202603-003-P7","PROJ-202603-003-P8",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3070},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3069},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3068},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-el-salto/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-el-salto/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-el-salto/0",27.7,"PROJ-202603-003-P9",1810,"https://goo.gl/maps/XRKRVM4jvygupZjM9","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified as having a grade C technical difficulty, due to the high density of vegetation that covers the route in segments, instability in areas of the sidewalk, the presence of sandblasts, climbing and exposure to precipices.","6520556767e1e886bcf22012","Bustamante","At the time of writing this review, taking this route does not involve transportation costs, only if you want to stay in the town there are cabins starting at $1,500 located on the outskirts of the town, as well as fairly inexpensive hotels ranging from $200 to $500.","

","Due to the high sun exposure and the density of the vegetation, it is advisable to wear clothes against the sun and that protect us from thorns.","There is enough space where the road begins to turn into a dirt road to park your vehicle, it is advisable to leave it here or closer to the town.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/P_5IucA7030BjMrUFTUlQO-3iLU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cabeza-de-leon/portada",{"_272":573},[325,265,266,267,578,326,454],"Aventura in the north of the state of Nuevo León, in the municipality of Bustamante located 2 hours away from the city of Monterrey, is one of the 3 magical towns that can be found in Nuevo León. To get to Bustamante, it is necessary to take the road to Nuevo Laredo on a stretch of approximately 100 vertical kilometers on a road that offers spectacular views of the Sierra de Minas Viejas, where the summit of La Tía Chena is located, or the imposing Sierra de Gomas in a setting that seems to teleport you to the old and far west through the area so remote that it lies in the middle of the desert covered with nopales and cacti.\n\nOnce we cross the immense road, which by the way is very safe and completely free, we will find ourselves in the immediate vicinity of the municipality of Villaldama and the municipality of Bustamante in an area that is known as “the garden of Nuevo León”, because from traveling in an arid and rugged desert, we move on to walking among vertical sections of giant trees in what has been a welcome greeting to the beautiful and magical town of Bustamante.\n\nDue to the remoteness of this place, we decided to stay in a house on the outskirts of town all weekend, if you wish, there are very interesting options such as the Hotel “Ancira” or the Hotel “La Patrona”, located in the center of the town and which also have a restaurant full of delicious local options.\n\nOne of the things that most attract attention in this town is the sense of security that you experience in it, watching people walk practically at all hours of the day, with the doors of their houses open and greeting you to say good morning.\n\nThe beginning of the adventure took place on Sunday morning, a little before 5AM, when we decided to start the walk from the town to take this spectacular tour that this time I would like to divide it into segments.",[],[],1570,"Come and visit the Cabeza de León hill located just a couple of hours from the city center in the wonderful town of Bustamante.","The hill known as “Cabeza de León” is located in the magical town of Bustamante, a municipality located in the north of the state, adjacent to Villaldama, and can be reached from the city of Monterrey on the free road to Nuevo Laredo, on a journey of approximately 100 kilometers that takes 2 hours.\nThis is a fairly safe and busy road. Once you reach the town, drive along the main road for about 15 minutes towards the mountains, where it intersects with a road that leads to the Bustamante Caves, you walk along that road until you come across a small ranch where the beginning of the village will be marked by a dirt road.","The route is not completely marked, especially at the beginning of the sidewalk, due to the high density of the vegetation.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cabeza-de-leon/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cabeza-de-leon-90447498","cabeza-de-leon","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level 8 physical difficulty, which means that it has an average slope of between 1400-1600 meters, a total distance of 17 kilometers and a total travel time of approximately 11 hours. It is a strenuous route and not suitable for beginners.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cabeza-de-leon.gpx",-100.516027,"Cabeza de León",{"_247":1359,"_249":1301,"_251":911,"_253":2115,"_255":3116,"_257":258,"_259":2616,"_261":528,"_262":911},26.536429,[3110,3111,3112],16.6,[235,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.609Z",[233],"The sun exposure on this route is grade II, because there are shady segments of the route, however, exposure to sunlight in the upper part of the mountain is total.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/DGPhV1PmKP6rsScgbE17mRQ5GjQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cabeza-de-leon/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3115},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3114},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3113},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cabeza-de-leon/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cabeza-de-leon/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cabeza-de-leon/0",25.4,1800,"https://goo.gl/maps/ycx9DjWw8vo4LbLJ9","This route has a grade B technical difficulty according to our difficulty classification metric, contains sections with more than 40 degrees of inclination and parts of the road are unstable. It is a very quiet road, it has a very small stretch of sandblasting but it is not demanding.","65240bafc7e2498951b7acce","

","4x4 vehicles can be parked in the forest of witches but you have to be careful not to obstruct the road for other vehicles or residents and for small vehicles you can park on Acueducto Street #2 at the ends of that street, without obstructing the road, this will add an extra 4 kilometers of travel to the route and 4 kilometers back.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/uHMX6wBt1q3qga6p_T5arNpCvug=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-batea/portada",{"_272":635},[266,454,916],[],[],1025,"Do you want to feel like you're in an enchanting forest? Going hiking to La Batea will make you think you're in a movie.","National Highway to El Barrial and the road to the Witch Forest or Enchanted Forest.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-batea.gpx","The path is very marked and it's hard to get lost. A key point to be aware of is that right at the beginning of the tour, there are several junctions (Y's), which can divert you from the route. In the same way, the wikiloc waypoints indicate all the junctions and the direction to which you have to go.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-batea/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-batea-55615705","la-batea","This route has a physical difficulty of level 6 according to our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 1000-1200 meters of unevenness, it is not a very demanding climb but it is a long one. It is 11 km long (assuming they managed the dirt road) and it is completely covered by trees that provide a lot of shade, the slope is very consistent throughout the climb and the path is zigzag.",-100.235632,"La Batea",{"_247":1216,"_249":1424,"_251":1872,"_253":1358,"_255":2118,"_257":258,"_259":2169,"_261":428,"_262":1039},25.459902,[3149,3150,3151],[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.457Z",[233],"The sun doesn't hit this route at any point of the year because of the number of trees surrounding the mountains. It should be considered that this route is in the Sierra de Santiago and since the climate is very humid, the body tends to sweat more and feel more tired.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/YsWuNaId6q8ERCPn9kvprOMzDOQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-batea/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3154},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3153},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3152},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-batea/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-batea/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-batea/0",4631,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/m4ouiGu3vgTC3E6X8","On the other hand, the level of technical difficulty would be considered level C due to the instability of the terrain, loose soil, the existence of snow, loose stones, and precipices.","657f6db89f9d1f7d6109532a","Toluca","If you want to go up the dirt road in a van, you will have to pay $50 to go down about 800 meters before reaching the lagoons.","

","Hat or cap\nLenses for the sun\nBuff\n3 layers if it is very cold: The first layer is inside, attached to the skin made of materials that dry very quickly, its mission is to keep the moisture of the sweat away from the body. The second layer nowadays, thin synthetic padded garments, are mostly used, it must also collect the moisture expelled from the first layer, evacuating it to the outside and the third layer as membrane jackets, waterproof, breathable and windbreakers, whose mission is to prevent rain, wind and snow from passing inside, and in turn they can evacuate interior moisture.\nLong and thermal pants\nSpecial waterproof mountain boots with good grip\nHat and gloves according to the temperature","The Nevado de Toluca park has a large and secure car park, this time we were not charged for the entrance to the parking lot.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/y44BNJEyf39sF2pHf14y8HLZ36E=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/portada",{"_272":629},[325,265,577,267,269,578,271,525,454,270,326],"I GOT LOST!\nIf you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and/or 7222130837, 7222142692, 7222131748 and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.",[],"Área de protección de Flora y Fauna Nevado de Toluca",[],1057,"Unique semicraters with crystal clear lagoons called “The Sun” and “The Moon” from the top you can see beautiful landscapes with different colors of earth.","It is located 43 kilometers southwest of the City of Toluca, and is reached by the Toluca-Sultepec highway, passing the town of Raíces with a detour to the volcano, covering 18 kilometers of dirt road to the top.","The route layout is initially quite recognizable in the tourist area of Lagunas del Sol y de la Luna, however, higher-level routes or routes that reach a summit are usually not as visible, so it is advisable to always be accompanied by a guide or someone who knows the way and also carry a Wikiloc.\n","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/nevado-de-toluca-99762512","nevado-de-toluca","According to our nomenclature, the physical difficulty of this route would be considered level 6, because along the route there are approximately 1,000 meters of slope climbing and there are climbs greater than 40 degrees of inclination.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/nevado-de-toluca.gpx",-99.790448,"4 L de agua; 1 L de electrolitos; Alimentos dulces, salados y altos en proteína;","Nevado de Toluca",{"_247":3202,"_249":250,"_251":434,"_253":3203,"_255":3204,"_257":488,"_259":3205,"_261":580,"_262":3206},19.132945,[3195,3196,3197],"Shard\nstaffs\nExtra battery\nIf there is snow: crampons and ice axes\nlamp\nThermal blanket\nEmergency whistle\nFirst Aid Kit\n",[234,371,235],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.365Z",[3194],"With a level III of sun exposure, the route has no shade, so it is advisable to wear clothing that covers the entire skin and sunglasses for the eyes.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/B6UWDu3260LpVl-ZHXVp4GtgICs=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/0","rainDuringHike",{"_241":-7,"_242":3200,"_182":-7,"_243":3201},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3199},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3198},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/2","vista lagunas en mayo","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/nevado-de-toluca--cumbre-el-fraile--------msnm-/0",14.2,8.7,1.9,13.8,3.7,995,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/jQTydnKzMgoLY7Ap9?g_st=ig","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of technical difficulty of grade B, which means that during the route you travel along unstable parts of the road, with loose dirt, slopes of more than 40 degrees of inclination and narrow parts of the road.","658dfac0d8c063ce2440d667","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Cap or sun hat; Buff; Sunscreen; Pants; Something to pack out your trash;","The start of this route begins in a park/plaza in the Villa Sol neighborhood, where you can park your vehicle, however, it is important to keep in mind that this area is residential, this implies a high traffic flow from neighbors on a regular basis, so it is important that when visiting this route no access is blocked. It is preferable that you park your vehicle on the sidewalk of the park, rather than outside a house.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/EW0wFapTJYwmQfqauJzalwQPk2c=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/portada",{"_272":1106},[265,268,916,326],"The route takes off in the park or main square of the Villa Sol neighborhood, where you walk in the direction where the street ends and where you can see a kind of fallen gate or gate. In this part you begin to walk along a dirt road, not far from this location you will proceed to turn almost immediately to the right along a long, almost flat path along a large piece of land, abundant in vegetation in some parts and not so much, you will walk along this large straight line for about 7 minutes until you cross a paved road belonging to the university, (be careful when crossing the street), and then you will continue walking in the same direction for another 7 minutes.\n\nIn this sense, you will arrive at a fork, where the path on the right will guide you to the university's soccer fields, while the path on the left is correct to continue along the route, later on you will arrive at another fork where the recommendation is to go in the middle and up, generally these bifurcations have slats that point to the right path, although the ideal is to always keep your eyes open to any sign that the sidewalk presents and of course the GPS.\n\nThe route continues in this way for at least 2 more kilometers until you reach a kind of port where you walk to the right towards the top, first you reach a false summit but in the background the famous Cerro del Chupón is illustrated, where to get there you will have to go down a little to go back up and enjoy the beautiful views offered by the Metropolitan Area of the city of Monterrey and of course a wide panorama of the beautiful Sierra Madre and its mountain range.\n\nIn general words, this tour is one of the most visited in Monterrey because of its easy access and relatively quick execution, it is important to always be well prepared, whether with food, extra water, flashlight or even a small first aid kit. ",[],[],599,"Located to the south of the city, the “El Chupón” Hill is known to many because of its peculiar shape like a pacifier. ","This route starts right in the main park of the Villa Sol neighborhood, a place that you can drive through Lázaro Cárdenas from north to south, take the side just before passing through the Autonomous University of Nuevo León and turn right towards the hill along Paseo de la Reforma street, you walk for about 300 meters and before passing an Oxxo you turn right until you come across the start of the route and on the left you will find the aforementioned Villa Sol park, a place where you can park.","The route is well marked, however, it is recommended not to lose sight of the GPS due to the high number of bifurcations and alternate paths present on this route that could divert you from the path.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-chup-n/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-el-chupon-92500413","cerro-el-chupón","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of grade 3, which means that it is a route with at least 400 meters of unevenness, with a considerable previous approach or approach to the mountain, the average time of completing this route is 3 hours, although the pace of the group greatly influences this fact.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-chupon.gpx",-100.27807,"Cerro El Chupón",{"_247":858,"_249":629,"_251":970,"_253":1358,"_255":3250,"_257":3251,"_259":3252,"_261":258,"_262":1574},25.608977,[3242,3243,3244,3245],"If you plan to take this tour after 4 in the afternoon, it is recommended to bring a flashlight or headlamp with enough battery, avoid using the cell phone flashlight and leave it alone for emergencies.\n",[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.661Z",[370]," The sun exposure present on this route is level II, which means that both at the beginning and at the summit there are areas completely exposed to sunlight, while in the middle of the route there is complete shade, it is recommended to go early in the morning or a little after 4 in the afternoon, when the sun's rays have lost intensity.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/aY4AP9BZL-6wv_B5LWrSnzrWim8=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3249},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3248},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3247},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3246},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cerro-el-chup-n/0",24.3,2.5,35,3125,"https://goo.gl/maps/BPGUaarCNyFLHDke6","On the other hand, the degree of technical difficulty of this route is grade “B”, where in different segments you will find very inclined parts and unstable terrain with rocks and loose soil.","6523fd7a91ce79abe6e05eea","Torreon","

","To face road conditions, it is recommended to wear the following clothing: hat or cap, buff, sunglasses, long sleeve breathable and resistant t-shirt, breathable, flexible and resistant pants, long socks that protect the ankles, boots or sneakers with good grip.","The parking lot is located next to a water fountain, at the end of the dirt road.",[3306,3307,3308,3309,3310,3311,3312,3313,3314],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/DIEQt0FJv04_-K4F6QKM6uCCrdA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/centinela/portada",{"_272":2215},[266,578],[],"Sierra de Jimulco",[3305],1915,"Located in Torreón, Centinela Hill is undoubtedly the most difficult route in the city and one of the most demanding in northern Mexico","Leaving Torreón, Coahuila, head to the “Ejido Flor de Jimulco” located to the south of the city, approximately 1 hour and a half from Torreón. You cross villages such as “Nazareno”, “Juan Eugenio”, San José de Zaragoza and Ignacio Zaragoza. Once in the ejido, take a dirt road facing east, that is, towards the mountains, following the light wiring to the base of the mountain until you reach a water fountain, where you can park the vehicle.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/centinela.gpx","The route is quite clear until you reach the stream, from there at kilometer 6.6 you must leave the stream on the right to climb to the summit. The stretch from the stream to the summit is quite confusing, it is recommended to go with the route downloaded on Wikiloc and someone who already knows the route. The last kilometer is on a slope where there start to be small pine trees, and downhill the first part can be even more confusing. Likewise, it is recommended to be cautious and pay excessive attention to the route due to the high presence of rattlesnake vipers.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/centinela/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/centinela-jimulco-76623605","centinela","According to our nomenclature, the level of physical difficulty of this route is maximum, with a slope of almost 2,000 meters. It is one of the most prominent mountains in the area, covering a total distance of 18.7 kilometers and completing the route in an average time of 12 hours, depending on the pace of the group.",-103.294556,"6 L of water; 1.5 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Centinela",{"_247":2170,"_249":630,"_251":321,"_253":389,"_255":3304,"_257":258,"_259":2170,"_261":428,"_262":1039},25.123333,[3298,3299,3300],"The reader is invited to prepare the following mandatory items for this tour: headlamp or flashlight, thermal blanket, powerbank or rechargeable battery, sunscreen, complete first aid kit that includes antiseptics, analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, gauze, small and large bandages, razor, antihistamines, powdered electrolytes, cotton, sterilized gloves and antibiotic ointment.",[235],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.949Z",[3297],"The degree of sun exposure on this route is level “III”, following a sidewalk where you are exposed to sunlight all the way, it is recommended to use sunscreen and wear clothing that protects from the sun.",[3290,3291,3292,3293,3294,3295,3296],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/yyK2OeisLsNHYaprvOX3p7aGe9o=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/centinela/0","ZONA-202608-605-P11","ZONA-202608-605-P14","ZONA-202608-605-P20","ZONA-202608-605-P27","ZONA-202608-605-P3","ZONA-202608-605-P37","ZONA-202608-605-P8","highWind",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3303},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3302},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3301},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/centinela/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/centinela/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/centinela/0",17.9,"ZONA-202608-605-P48","ZONA-202608-605-P29","ZONA-202608-605-P31","ZONA-202608-605-P33","ZONA-202608-605-P35","ZONA-202608-605-P39","ZONA-202608-605-P41","ZONA-202608-605-P43","ZONA-202608-605-P45","ZONA-202608-605-P47",2000,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/3zrQZCmPFMByrHm5A","This climb has a technical difficulty of grade B, which means that not much experience is required, but shoes with good grip and care are required in certain parts of the climb.","65244289c6f53ad27644d534","

","Hiking shoes or boots; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Sunscreen; Hiking poles; Something to pack out your trash;","The parking lot is close to water wells where there is infrastructure extracting water. There is a very large sign mentioning various elements of government and mountain care protocols.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/cStqPhRy61nwY4XrG2vO5aROEeI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-san-miguel/portada",{"_272":1218},[267,266],[],[],1050,"Ascent to one of the most emblematic peaks of the Sierra del Fraile, Pico San Miguel.","The beginning of the village is in the Sierra del Fraile, past the entrance to the García Caves. To get here you have to use a browser to get to the location marked on this page. Passing the García Caves, you will have to drive on a dirt road that is not very wild.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-san-miguel.gpx","The sidewalk is well trodden and there is not much to lose. The beginning can be a bit confusing because the cow paths make a labyrinth of sidewalks. Before reaching the ridge, you have to be careful not to climb a sandblaster, if they start climbing a creep they veered to the right and you have to go to the left.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-san-miguel/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-san-miguel-sierra-del-fraile-fifa-2026-242225906","pico-san-miguel","This hill has a physical difficulty of grade 6 with a solar exposure of II. The road doesn't have much to lose and is mostly covered in shade. However, during summer or very hot days, you should avoid climbing this hill. Before reaching the ridge, pay close attention to the road signs so as not to miss it. BE CAREFUL, this ascent has no runaway, if you run into a creeper you are going badly, but just as if you keep climbing you also reach the ridge. On the ridge you have to be very careful because you stumble and you go straight into the void and you don't count it.",-100.510387,"4 L of water; 600 ml of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Pico San Miguel",{"_247":3362,"_249":1301,"_251":630,"_253":1358,"_255":3363,"_257":258,"_259":3364,"_261":157,"_262":3365},25.862972,[3350,3351,3352,3353,3354,3355],[235,236],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.929Z",[233],"The beginning of the path is between scrub, but as you climb, different species of pine will appear. About halfway up the climb there is a gigantic avocado tree:D",[223,229,1257,3349],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/WLdNYqi5yQXUbpvyMtK0DkEI4-4=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/0","PROJ-202603-010-P8",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3361,"_243":3361},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3360,"_243":3360},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3359,"_243":3359},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3358,"_243":3358},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3357,"_243":3357},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3356,"_243":3356},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-san-miguel/0",28.8,19.9,28.6,21.1,1554,"https://goo.gl/maps/wK7fn7Wxxv5gaY9w8","This route has a grade B technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the route has steep slopes, small sections of stone and slightly loose dirt (although it does not fall into the category of sandblasters), as well as sections with a lot of dry pine and oak leaves (in the height of the forest) that you have to be careful when descending because there may be slips. Once you pass the forest (at the time of the ascent), on your left side you can see a large stone wall... This tells us that you are about to reach the Port (end of the route). Before reaching the Port, there are some light steps where you need to use your hands, but nothing out of the other world or with exposure. The use of hands implies that you are going to need some strength in your arms to climb this small segment, although it does not fall into the category of stone climbing and you will not find the precipice behind you, however, you do need some strength in your arms to be able to climb these steps.","65242bb797ea5cc6824ef6bf","

","Hiking boots or shoes; Breathable clothing; Something to pack out your trash;","In this grill area there is enough space for about 10 cars, approximately. It is necessary to leave them on the side of the street, as it is a single road and you would be obstructing the road. If these places are occupied, you can find a place a few blocks down, without obstructing neighbors' gates.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/14vRRDCDyhnmdUErYSDLdbYqSrA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-olmos/portada",{"_272":516},[266,916,326,454],[],[],850,"Puerto Olmos has views from Monterrey to Allende and is located right in the mountain ranges of the Sierra de Santiago.","The beginning of this route is located on Paseo del Llano street, in the municipality of Santiago, Nuevo León (follow the road marked by this Wikiloc to get to the beginning of the journey). You'll know you've arrived when you locate a small grill area (on the same street); about 50-100 m ahead, on the same street, you can locate some small Water and Drainage facilities.","The sidewalk is marked 2/3 parts, but you have to be very careful in the last section (after the intersection to Puerto Gringo - see waypoints), since there are no longer many slats or walls to be able to locate. Also rely on Wikiloc (it is mandatory to download the route before taking any tour). Where the forest begins (about 5-10 minutes after the intersection), it is necessary to be alert and follow the indicated path to reach Puerto Olmos, since the road can be confused with the one that leads to Las Antenas. In this section there are several ravines, so we must be alert at all times. Some experience in orientation and being accompanied are required to properly identify the right path (THIS LAST STRETCH OF THE ROUTE CAN BE A BIT WASTEFUL).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-olmos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/puerto-olmos-santiago-n-l-88997093","puerto-olmos","This route has a level 5 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 800 and 1,000 meters of unevenness. To reach the summit, the slope is somewhat demanding; on average it can be from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.; we consider that only the last stretch (forest) has a considerable slope. In this last section there are a couple of ravines that should be taken with caution.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-olmos-santiago-n-l-.gpx",-100.184773,"Puerto Olmos",{"_247":572,"_249":1356,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":1164,"_257":128,"_259":1359,"_261":276,"_262":1360},25.40679,[3399,3400,3401],[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:47.035Z",[233],"According to our scale, the degree of exposure to the sun is I. Practically the entire route is covered with oaks and pines that will protect you from the sun's rays, however, on the stretch of the terrace (street) before the official start of the sidewalk, it is likely that the sun will hit you (when you make the descent). When you return to the vehicles and just at the end of the sidewalk, a large part of a stone fence that has just been built will cover you from the sun's rays.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/mpejIKd0dJ0A8fGk898sjiNPNkU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-olmos/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3404},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3403},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3402},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-olmos/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-olmos/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-olmos/0",1989,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/cMAm83FMeaQXSp5t7","Because in the second part of the route there is an area where it is necessary to do a small climb, this route is considered to have a level of technical difficulty of grade E, it is highly recommended to carry a rope that acts as a life line offering a plan b in the event of an accident. It should be mentioned that it can be done without any equipment but we don't recommend this at all (it's very common to hear about accidents on the hill and we can say that this part is one of the most frequented by civil protection), so we recommend that you take extreme precautions.","652332e4c7e24989511c5d5b","

","Hat or cap, sunglasses and buff, long sleeve breathable t-shirt, long breathable pants, boots or sneakers with good grip.","There is sufficient parking along the sidewalk of Pedro Infante Street, the recommendation is to arrive early in the morning to avoid traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/YrvVxMv3QcevMRntKZfUGhZXzVU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-perico/portada",{"_272":456},[325,1578,266,577,267,269],"There are 2 roads that lead to Pico Perico, one of them is the one mentioned in this review and the other is through the Kilimanjaro school. The advantage of taking this route (Pedro Infante route) is that the start is much friendlier, you don't have to deal with so many sandblasts, there aren't as many intersections and you avoid going through the mines. Despite this, the time is almost the same, varying some 20 more minutes along the Kilimanjaro route.\n\nThe mines are a completely unknown space in which you could get lost forever, many stories emerge from the latter and a cave was even named “The Hanged Cave” after the individual who decided to commit suicide because he couldn't find his way out.",[1427],[1426],1181,"Pico Perico is one of the many “miter-shaped” peaks on the hill of Las Mitras. This trail is very varied and very technical.","Driving along Los Leones Avenue at the height of Plaza Cumbres, take the Seville exit to Richard E. Byrd Avenue, turn right until the end of the avenue, and finally, turn left until you reach the Instituto Regiomontano.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-perico.gpx","It is very popular and very well traced, just remember the 4 intersections that we pointed out on the Wikiloc map:\n- Trail to Pico Cuauhtémoc 5 minutes from the start (take the road on the left).\n- Trail to the mines (now on the right)\n- Trail to Pico Cuauhtémoc again (go up the sandblaster).\n- Puerto Pico Perico and Pyramid (left Perico and right Pyramid).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/4","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-perico-cerro-de-las-mitras-89876074","pico-perico","This route is classified as level 6, which means that it is a hill with a considerable slope of approximately 1,100 meters. The first part to the mines is usually the most friendly compared to time and is only half the route. When you reach the sandblaster, the second part will begin, which is steeper but shorter.",-100.408854,"Pico Perico",{"_247":1303,"_249":516,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":631,"_257":258,"_259":968,"_261":276,"_262":3363},25.725398,[3440,3441,3442,3443,3444],"First aid kit, emergency whistle, thermal blanket, helmet, headlamp, band or small rope to support the chain area, canes.",[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:46.693Z",[233],"During the first trip, the bushes provide us with good shade, although if you go after 11 AM, they may not do justice to the sun's rays. After reaching the mines, the same mountain will cover you from the sun and it is up to the ridge that you will see it again (we recommend using sunscreen for the last part).",[1399,1400,1401,1402,1403,1404,498],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ImgqhrEm35dj6xIV6rW464srXJw=/800x600/smart/lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/portada",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3449,"_243":3449},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3448,"_243":3448},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3447,"_243":3447},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3446,"_243":3446},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3445,"_243":3445},"https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/3","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/2","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/1","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/0","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-perico/portada",1015,"Grade B. The trail is generally clear with some loose rock; a short scramble onto the rock outcrop at the viewpoint.","5f87497d819304059eb5042d","

","Comfortable layers, hiking shoes with grip for the rock.","Limited street parking near the trailhead. Be respectful of the neighborhood.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/tJkIOlZEeOOWipQsMGBce4Cz1Xk=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/piedra-de-villa-monta%C3%B1a/portada",{"_272":516},[266,265],"La Piedra de Villa Montaña is the famous rock outcrop on the way up to Pico UDEM. It offers a panoramic viewpoint over the SPGG valley and Monterrey, and is a popular short hike for sunset photos. The rock itself is a small but exposed scramble — take care if hiking with kids.",[],"Parque Ecológico Chipinque, Sierra Madre Oriental",[3495],250,"Piedra de Villa Montaña — short scramble to a panoramic viewpoint above San Pedro Garza García. 3 km with 250 m of elevation gain.","Drive to the upper Villa Montaña neighborhood in San Pedro Garza García. The trailhead is at the end of the public access road on the way up to Pico UDEM.","From the access road, a clear trail leads to the rock outcrop known as 'La Piedra'. The rock itself is a small scramble.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/piedra-de-villa-montaña/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/mirador-villa-montana-la-piedra-pico-udem-97075088","piedra-de-villa-montaña","Level 2. Short and easy: about 3 km with 250 m of elevation gain.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/piedra-de-villa-montaña.gpx",-100.412783,"1 L of water; trail snacks.","Piedra de Villa Montaña",{"_247":628,"_249":394,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":2872,"_257":258,"_259":1942,"_261":258,"_262":1872},25.650979,[3489,3490,3491],"Power bank, sunscreen.",[744,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:46.339Z",[233],"Level II. Mostly shaded by oak forest.",[2798,2799,3486,2802,2803,3487,3488],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/B4RrdP9BvfWfKqwoZYUH1FrICiU=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/piedra-de-villa-monta%C3%B1a/0","PROJ-202603-011-P7","PROJ-202606-006-P3","PROJ-202606-006-P4",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3494,"_243":3494},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3493,"_243":3493},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3492,"_243":3492},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/piedra-de-villa-montaña/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/piedra-de-villa-montaña/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/piedra-de-villa-montaña/0","PROJ-202603-011-P1",640,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/RKorJJPNzCGEiXuC7","On the other hand, the technical difficulty of this route is classified with a “B” grade, which means that when taking the route you will cross sections with unstable terrain, not visible and with 40 degrees of inclination in certain areas of the sidewalk. In general, it is a stretch that most people can do, including beginners.","65241f5da90ef4887c19ccc3","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Cap or sun hat; Sunglasses; Buff; Swimsuit; Towel; An extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash","You can park near the entrance to the walk, as there is a space nearby where you can park without hindering the walk. Just make sure you leave enough space for them to pass by and don't park in a garage.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/y0Ji834jCxdg-nEtXuxkwtvgCwI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-cielito/portada",{"_272":274},[265,266,453],"We started late, around 9:30am. That's why the sun was very strong and it was very humid and we had to stop to drink water frequently, especially at the beginning when we were climbing and there was no shade. Then we came to an intersection of three different roads. The road on the left seemed to take you to the street and so we assumed that it was another entrance to the walk. The other two roads that were in front were going in the right direction and in the end we went down the middle one, since the GPS marked us out there. Also here, the vegetation changed, as there were more trees and more shade. Also in this wooded area you descend most of the time until you finally reach the canyon, where you can find the river that comes from the waterfall. Sadly, we went during a dry season and neither the river nor the waterfall had water. Even so, the exercise we did was fun but heavy, since it was in summer.",[],"ANP Sierra Cerro de La Silla",[],429,"Has the rainy season arrived yet? Don't miss the opportunity to go hiking to El Cielito and enjoy its beautiful water wells.","If you come from Monterrey you have to take the national road to Santiago. When you completely pass the dam until you can no longer see it on the left side, you must take the return (U-turn), which is next to the Todogas gas station. Now you are on the road in the direction of Monterrey and now you must stick to the right lane because a few meters away there will be a street called Calle Bahía Escondida that you have to take, which is located before the dam. If you are on the road in the direction of Monterrey and the dam is on your right, you have already passed the indicated road and you have to return again.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/el-cielito.gpx","The route is quite recognizable, however, due to the existence of multiple routes, it is recommended to keep your eyes open and always be aware of the GPS to maintain the right route and arrive safely at your destination. Even so, it is very difficult to lose because all the alternate paths lead to the waterfall and are very marked. You must continue on the route that goes in the direction of the mountain.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-cielito/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/el-cielito-54537813","el-cielito","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a physical difficulty of 3, since this route has a slope of 429 meters.",-100.119835,"El Cielito",{"_247":967,"_249":1112,"_251":1107,"_253":2563,"_255":2614,"_257":258,"_259":3252,"_261":276,"_262":2872},25.401319,[3532,3533,3534],3.4,[371],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.727Z",[370],"Although there are sections of the route with a good amount of shade, there are some segments that are completely exposed to sunlight, such as the beginning of the route. In this way, the degree of sun exposure on the road is level I, so the use of long garments or, failing that, the application of sunscreen to protect your skin is recommended.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Jjm2DqxbcCN6enDCxrb3VGSgk4M=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-cielito/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3537},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3536},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3535},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-cielito/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-cielito/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-cielito/0",830,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/NTpeAtRGm5Qhux2J9?g_st=ic","The route has a grade C technical difficulty according to our difficulty classification metric. This means that there are dangerous runners during the ascent. The entire climb is through a sandblaster where the stones fluctuate in size. In these, water flows during heavy rains. The stones are loose, so you have to have good walking technique to avoid slipping and be careful not to throw stones at other people who are climbing. If a rock slips, it is vital to shout “STONE” to warn people who are climbing. It is important to do this even if there are no people in sight because they are often not in the line of sight and can cause serious accidents. You should avoid going up with music to be able to hear someone else's screams in case they ever throw a stone in your direction.","658dcb17a7ad4629cf65f217","

","Taking into account that the route is located in an exposed and aggressive ecosystem such as Huasteca, it is recommended to wear the following clothing:\n- Hat or cap.\n- Buff.\n- Sunglasses.\n- Breathable long sleeve t-shirt.\n- Breathable pants.\n- Long socks that protect against vegetation.\n- Sneakers or boots with good grip.","The designated parking lot for this route is located inside the park, past the booth about 500 meters away, on the right hand side, there is a large and safe parking lot to park your vehicle.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/jYIzjkTH2Dkykn3qirfTqJVmZdc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/portada",{"_272":1575},[325,265,267,266,577,268,269,525],"The Cave of the Bats is located at the beginning of the Huasteca, before passing the front door. The parking lot is right out front when you arrive at the park area. Although the route is not obvious at first, when you get out of the car you have to look for the garbage dumps to find the marked path. The path, usually marked with colored ribbons, leads to the base of the mountain. We started the walk around 4 in the afternoon in winter, ascended the sidewalk and started climbing. The first section was a bit vertical, so we used our hands to support each other. As we climbed up, we reached the sandblaster. Looking back, we were struck by the views afforded us by the Huasteca. Fortunately, the day was clear, the sky was a deep blue. The sandblaster started with small stones, but as we ascended, the stones became larger and stacked. The colors of the trees changed significantly, offering us a mix of greens and yellows with the mountain in the background, creating an impressive landscape. As we move forward, we get closer to the mountain wall, walking among stones, trees and thickets. We reached a point where we completely hit the wall and moved to the right; the final stretch was approaching. The inclination was quite steep, so we leaned on with our hands to climb. Finally, we arrived at the cave, which greeted us as we passed through a stone arch. The view of Mitras was a visual spectacle, while through the arch you could see the imposing Huasteca mountains. As we went deeper into the cave, we met a group of hikers who, like us, enjoyed nature. We talked and supported each other with photographs, because as many people say, “without photos, the hike doesn't count”. ",[],"La Huasteca",[],473,"This trail is an ideal option for those looking for a short, shady route relatively close to the city.","To get to the beginning of the route, drive along Morones Prieto Avenue heading west, that is, towards the toll road to Saltillo, crossing various points of interest such as the statue of “Diana the Huntress”, “The Cabin Bridge” or the University of Monterrey, precisely, after the university you will find signs indicating the direction to go to the Huasteca. Caution should be taken since the toll road to Saltillo and the La Huasteca Natural Park share practically the same road, so you have to be aware of the signs and stick to the right at all times until you cross the intersection that diverts the road on one side to Saltillo and on the other to La Huasteca.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/cueva-de-los-murciélagos.gpx","The route is very easy to follow, the path is also marked with ribbons of various colors, mainly blue. Before starting the ascent, you should observe the mountain and see the route to avoid getting lost. This route tends to go to the left until you reach the arch and you reach the cave directly.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cueva-de-los-murcielagos-95943057","cueva-de-los-murciélagos","This route has a level 3 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that the ascent has no more than 500 meters of unevenness, so it is not a very demanding climb. It is a fairly quick route to complete at a good pace, averaging an hour and a half to the summit and between two and three hours of total completion.",-100.450286,"Cueva de los Murciélagos",{"_247":1671,"_249":629,"_251":782,"_253":518,"_255":856,"_257":258,"_259":2705,"_261":258,"_262":3584},25.649065,[3576,3577,3578,3579],"Understanding the conditions of this route, it is recommended to bring the following material just as a precaution:\n- Headlamp (essential for night trips, DO NOT rely on the phone).\n- Thermal blanket\n- Powerbank\n- Blocker\n- Repellent\n- First aid kit",1.27,[744,501],"2026-09-25T10:00:46.280Z",[233],"In the morning and in the afternoon, this route is shaded by the mountains starting at noon and until 4 or 5 in the afternoon this route is exposed to the sun, although there are sections with trees, it is advisable to avoid these schedules and always wear sunscreen as well as clothing that covers the entire body.",[3575],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/5vDvWtWb7L_C7j14ZQrD7ON8rqs=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/0","PROJ-202606-888-MP202606-001",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3583},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3582},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3581},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3580},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cueva-de-los-murci-lagos/0",21.7,1337,88,"https://goo.gl/maps/y4oa42QicZxSn2Fr7","It is classified with an “A” grade, does not require technical experience, although some sections of the route can be very slippery, so extreme caution is recommended.","6521f8c3d28bfbca53d510bc","Parking: $50–100 MXN per vehicle. Waterfall access: $20–50 MXN per person (may vary by season). No tolls are required to reach the trailhead. Donkey rides are also offered by locals (price may vary).","

","Shoes with good grip for muddy terrain; Swimsuit; Towel; Extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash","After Puerto Genovevo the entire route is on dirt tracks. After Las Adjuntas, the dirt road is even more rugged, so a four-wheel drive vehicle is recommended. Once we arrive in Potrero Redondo, the locals kindly rent parking spaces on their properties. The cost will depend on the place and season.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Fehj26WBqR561IQ-dH4oQPSpRSA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-chipitin/portada",{"_272":3586},[453,326],[],[],422,"One of Santiago's most memorable trails, the Chipitín Waterfall offers 4.4 km of adventure and unique landscapes. Unforgettable!","This route is approximately 70 km from Monterrey (about 2 hours' drive). Take the road to Santiago and when you arrive at the Cercado (after Villa de Santiago, at the height of the Presa de la Boca) we will turn right, towards the mountains, towards the Cola de Caballo. We will go up the road for approximately 12 km until we reach a place known as Puerto Genovevo, where we will take a very sharp turn to the left and start driving on dirt roads. Depending on the season, there is sometimes a Civil Protection checkpoint here. From this point on, it is recommended to drive in a 4x4 vehicle. Approximately 9 km later we will cross the river, in a place known as Las Adjuntas, where there are a couple of restaurants and recreational areas. We will continue to drive along the dirt road, eventually it becomes more technical because it is “a single lane” for both directions of traffic. On one side we have the mountain wall and on the other a ravine. Eventually this dirt road will take us to the town of Potrero Redondo.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/cascada-del-chipitin.gpx","The route is visible in its entirety. There are a couple of bifurcations (especially on the way back, already reaching the end), but it's a matter of paying attention to the trail and the footsteps (and 💩💩) of the donkeys.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-del-chipitin/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cascada-del-chipitin-55998254","cascada-del-chipitin"," To get to the waterfall we will descend between 350 and 400 m of slope, on a route of approximately 1.5 km. However, we will have to climb back that same slope, so this route is classified as having physical difficulty level 3. Normally, the locals ride a donkey to near where the waterfall is, so you can choose to rent a burrito to take us back to the beginning of the sidewalk.",-100.162544,"Cascada del Chipitín",{"_247":2116,"_249":274,"_251":1770,"_253":254,"_255":3627,"_257":3628,"_259":3629,"_261":130,"_262":1870},25.265473,[3621,3622,3623],4.4,[371,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:46.236Z",[233],"The route, in general, takes place in shade and is considered level I.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Q7VhuESOgTcoE-YTMnSSfnDhrsM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-chipitin/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3626},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3625},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3624},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-chipitin/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-chipitin/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-chipitin/0",17.1,2.2,26.7,1215,"Grade B. The trail is well-marked with some loose rock; minor scrambling near the top.","123e177d3b44541704ec7052","Park entrance fee (typically $60 MXN per person).","

","Long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hiking shoes.","Park at the park's main lot. Daily entrance fee applies.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/mK5Nf-UqNa_whGHfPXLii29-ylQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-guardian-estanzuela/portada",{"_272":1112},[266,265],"El Guardián is a prominent viewpoint inside Parque Natural La Estanzuela, the urban park on the southern edge of Monterrey. The route is short and well-maintained, ideal for a half-day outing with great views over the city.",[],[],502,"El Guardián — viewpoint in Parque Natural La Estanzuela. 3.46 km with 502 m of elevation gain. Great Monterrey views.","Drive to Parque Natural La Estanzuela in southern Monterrey. Take the access via Av. Eugenio Garza Sada toward La Estanzuela and continue to the park entrance.","From the park entrance, the trail climbs steadily through forest to the El Guardián viewpoint. Well-signed.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-guardian-estanzuela/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/el-guardian-parque-natural-la-estanzuela-163239636","el-guardian-estanzuela","Level 3. Short and moderate: about 3.46 km with 502 m of elevation gain.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-guardian-estanzuela.gpx",-100.270285,"2 L of water; trail snacks; lunch.","El Guardián - Estanzuela",{"_247":2462,"_249":250,"_251":970,"_253":3671,"_255":1164,"_257":2463,"_259":2170,"_261":258,"_262":1357},25.548626,[3669],3.46,[744,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.768Z",[809],"Level II. Mostly shaded by oak and pine forest with open viewpoints.",[3666,3667,3668],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/QCRO1px1ix0b1UszoyX6oFNH3rA=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-guardian-estanzuela/0","PROJ-202606-005-P1","PROJ-202606-005-P2","PROJ-202606-005-P3",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3670,"_243":3670},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-guardian-estanzuela/0",6.8,1481,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/2LvjoEu1zuADEMhMA","In general, the terrain is stable and difficult to get lost (the route is very busy and marked with signs of La Cumbre Codiana A.C.), so on several occasions you will be informed by means of signs of how much you have left, how much you have left, etc. Soon after the 'Intersection' waypoint (which you can see here on our route), the road becomes a little more complicated and you have to do some climbing in which you need to use your hands and have a little more caution, but nothing from the other world that is so exposed.","65fc62e44eda32afc5f4474b","Hidalgo","

","It is advisable to wear clothing that protects you from sun exposure, such as long sleeves and long pants to protect you from thorns, a cap or hat to protect you from the sun, boots with good grip and canes to maintain your balance and facilitate your journey on difficult terrain.","Entering Potrero Chico Park, after one or two km the road becomes a little more complicated and there is some dirt. At the starting point of this route, you'll find some space to leave your vehicle on the side of the main road. Let's avoid obstructing to allow other cars to pass through.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Cm_gB4HhOhIFSFbIbz8WoKAGUh4=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-el-toro/portada",{"_272":387},[578,266],"None",[],"Potrero Chico",[],747,"In general, the road is friendly and not complicated, although if it is done on a sunny day, you could suffer a lot in general. ","Heading north we will take Gonzalitos Avenue, follow Fidel Velázquez and then we will take University Avenue (this is assuming that you come from this part of the city). If you are coming from Guadalupe, Juárez, or from the south of the city, it is easier to take Churubusco Avenue, and then join University Avenue. Continue in the direction of Nuevo Laredo until the intersection with Highway 53 that leads to Mina and Monclova, Coahuila. It will take us approximately one hour to get to the starting point from the city of Monterrey (considering that you leave at 5-6 am on the weekend for the tour).","The route is perfectly defined to reach the Mirador el Toro with signs from La Cumbre Cotidiana A.C.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mirador-el-toro/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/mirador-el-toro-potrero-chico-132245053","mirador-el-toro","It has a positive slope of only 747 meters.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mirador-el-toro-potrero-chico.gpx",-100.477271,"5 L of water; 600 ml of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Mirador El Toro",{"_247":260,"_249":250,"_251":252,"_253":1358,"_255":392,"_257":258,"_259":857,"_261":157,"_262":3584},25.942004,[3711,3712,3713],[744,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:46.164Z",[233],"The route is completely open and at risk of being affected by the sun's rays. It is highly recommended to do this route on a cloudy day; if you plan to go on a sunny day, try to keep temperatures cool below 20 degrees.",[3709,3710],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/5K4hqsi2KounyCPixLoKnnjQv7w=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-el-toro/0","PROJ-202606-003-P1","PROJ-202606-003-P2",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3716},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3715},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3714},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-el-toro/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-el-toro/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-el-toro/0",3500,"https://goo.gl/maps/V7k7JpUNKgMRpKMe8","This route has a technical difficulty of grade B according to our difficulty classification metric, most of the route is pure climb, it is not a sandstone, but there are large stones that are loose in parts of the ascent. These climbs are not considered sandblasting because they are not steep enough for stones to roll, but they are still large stones and require knowledge about walking on unstable terrain.","65242d45c6f53ad27626b5ec","As of the day this was written, the highway costs are $130 saltillo (if you go for the free one instead of the free one) and $44 coal.","

","Shoes with good grip; Cap or sun hat; Long sleeve; Pants; Something to pack out your trash;","You can leave it in the first Y before starting the ascent to the mountains.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/P8MTfNV5yd-9F057NF7cvCzhC-Q=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/portada",{"_272":1580},[266,271,916,454,326],[],[],"El Coahuilón is a scenic route located in the Mesa de Las Tablas ejido. This summit is ideal for altitude training. Its altitude is more than 3500 meters above sea level!","Passing Monterreal and the Sierra de La Marta, you follow the road and before reaching Mesa de Las Tablas there is a last curve, a (friendly) dirt road begins on your right hand side that goes in the opposite direction, you enter this street and at the first turn on the left you follow it in the direction of the Sierra el Coahuilon. It is a one-way street, but there is space to leave the vehicle so as not to hinder the way.","The sidewalk does have slats but they are somewhat hidden. It's easy to get lost and you have to be aware that the route is not well marked.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-coahuilon/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/el-coahuilon-ascenso-tradicional-88120512","el-coahuilon","This route has a difficulty of 5 based on our difficulty classification metric. It has an ascent of between 800-1000 meters in altitude, however, it is usually more demanding compared to other level 4 hills because the summit is more than 2500 meters above sea level and you can start to feel symptoms because of the height.\nThe climb has a consistent slope until it reaches the crest of the hill. Parts of this climb are completely exposed to the sun. The longest unshaded stretch is about an hour and a half.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-coahuilon-ascenso-tradicional-.gpx",-100.39213,"El Coahuilón",{"_247":1774,"_249":1168,"_251":1983,"_253":1108,"_255":3758,"_257":258,"_259":909,"_261":528,"_262":1507},25.24557,[3750,3751,3752,3753],[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:45.752Z",[233],"This route has an exposure to the sun of ll according to our difficulty classification metric. Except for the summit, the path has almost no pine trees and is exposed to the sun. We recommend trying this summit in fall, winter and spring to avoid heat stroke. The sun rises on the opposite side of the climb, so the earlier you start climbing, the more shade you will have.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/VHNnu1NoyTnFrOn5FGIZBLijWk0=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3757},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3756},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3755},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3754},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-coahuilon/0",6.4,2954,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/JW7PL1MkJa54v1c98","According to our nomenclature, the technical difficulty of this route is level C, which means that there are few dangerous sandblasters and/or require the use of your hands.","652432c9afde0b14e42b9f28","

","Don't forget to wear a sweatshirt or jacket, cap or hat, long pants, long shirt, and boots or sneakers with good grip. These elements are essential for your comfort and safety during the trip.","You can park near where the road starts next to the street. Not to obstruct the road or a garage.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/10GE3MdXqePHobx7weYO_lWKK9E=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-calle/portada",{"_272":516},[325,265,266,271,578,916,326],[],[],1237,"The road from El Jonuco to the summit of La Calle. This route is very long, but it is worth it because of the beautiful views that the valley offers.","The journey takes place by crossing part of the road to Saltillo, which can be reached both by toll road and free highway. Later, you climb up the “El Jonuco” summer house colony, which is located inside a very striking canyon with some caves and mines surrounding the colony. There are also white wind power fans right at the entrance to the colony that can be seen from a distant distance. To get to this colony you will have to go through two booths. When you pass the second booth, you turn right on the second lap and give it everything right. If there are more than two paths, always stay on the right path. Finally you will arrive at an orange house that is located at the end of the street. You walk in front of the house where you can join the sidewalk.","When starting the route through Oyameles, there are some seasons where the route is not as visible, given that grass grows a lot in that area. Also, when you arrive at Puerto Oyameles (where you can find a fence) there are several paths, so make sure you take the right path or better use the wikiloc to guide you. In addition to this, the route is generally very marked. Pass the names down the booth","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-calle/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-calle-el-jonuco-118243967","la-calle","According to our nomenclature, the physical difficulty of this route is level 7 since its slope exceeds 1200 meters and is completed in about 6 hours of movement.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-calle-el-jonuco.gpx",-100.639676,"La Calle",{"_247":1945,"_249":1575,"_251":573,"_253":1576,"_255":1200,"_257":258,"_259":911,"_261":130,"_262":1774},25.649077,[3793,3794,3795],11.8,[235,236,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:45.694Z",[3297],"The degree of sun exposure on this route is level II since a large part of the route is sunny.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/HigPEVllXbmwwasRPBPUt1hncCA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-calle/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3798},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3797},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3796},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-calle/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-calle/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-calle/0",1965,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/x1tvEgYGGcWHmZmLA","On the other hand, the level of technical difficulty is positioned as grade D, which means that when following the route there are various obstacles such as sandblasting stones, climbs of no more than 4 meters, exposure to precipices or sections of the sidewalk with more than 40 degrees of inclination.","6524799b2d6d1ecc8363d973","Admission to the park costs $70 per person; however, the park offers several packages where the more tickets are purchased, a proportional discount is made, for example: when buying 2 tickets, the total amount is $120 (instead of $140). On the other hand, to climb to the Chipinque peaks, it is necessary to carry out a small procedure to acquire the corresponding permit to climb peaks, which in the case of La 'M' and El Copete de las Águilas, cost $360. (Prices as of September 2023). This permission is processed through their website https://www.chipinque.org.mx/","

","Although most of the road is shaded and clear, it is recommended to wear the following clothing for greater comfort and protection: hat or cap along with a buff, long sleeve breathable t-shirt, long flexible and breathable pants, and sneakers or boots with good grip, suitable for hiking. These elements will help you enjoy the route with greater safety and comfort.","The Chipinque Ecological Park has several marked and guarded parking lots with surveillance. There is the option of driving 15 minutes to the hotel and parking on the Plateau where you can start the journey or, failing that, park at the beginning of the park, right next to the offices (near the booth) and start the route with a little more slope.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/YQ0c10jjrXyk0EQxfVCwrRmXU5k=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-m-oriental/portada",{"_272":124},[325,267,266,916],"It's illegal to climb without permission and you'll be fined for that.",[],"Parque Ecologico Chipinque",[],700,"The M is one of the summits with the best views in the city, its path offers a constant source of dopamine that will make anyone a sports lover.","You can access the Chipinque Ecological Park by entering Gómez Morín Avenue, in the municipality of San Pedro, where you drive south and follow the traffic signs to enter the park. The access to the park is where there is an access booth to the park.","The route is completely visible and well marked.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/3","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-m-oriental-parque-chipinque-107859003","la-m-oriental","According to our nomenclature, this route has a level of physical difficulty of grade 4, which means that the route has an approximate altitude of 700 meters, covering a total of 8 kilometers of distance (round trip).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental-parque-chipinque.gpx",-100.354929,"La M Oriental",{"_247":2058,"_249":1624,"_251":911,"_253":428,"_255":3845,"_257":1626,"_259":390,"_261":130,"_262":3846},25.60726,[3837,3838,3839,3840],"To carry out this route safely, it is advisable to wear gloves that protect your hands because in one section it is essential to hold onto a steel cable or do some climbing, headlamp or flashlight for low light situations, complete first aid kit that includes antiseptics, analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, gauze, small and large bandages, razor, antihistamines, powdered electrolytes, cotton, sterilized gloves and antibiotic ointment, thermal blanket to keep warm in case of emergency, and a whistle in case of need to attract attention in critical situations. These elements are essential for your safety and well-being during the route.",11.6,[235,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.549Z",[233],"Level I. Except for the section of the ridge up to the summit, the entire route is completely covered by shady trees.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/KWmCra8ZgYfEtKV5N021jbTTRO8=/800x600/smart/lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/portada",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3844,"_243":3844},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3843,"_243":3843},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3842,"_243":3842},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3841,"_243":3841},"https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/2","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/1","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/0","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-m-oriental/portada",17.7,18.6,3450,"https://goo.gl/maps/iVyP2D1qXGmZKprbA","Based on our nomenclature, the technical difficulty of this route is level B, which means that along the route it is possible to encounter several sections with inclinations greater than 40 degrees, unstable areas, sandblasts, and sections where it is necessary to use your hands to continue moving forward.","6524256f09786a0be06a1230","General Zaragoza","The road from Linares-Iturbide to Zaragoza has no cost.\nOn the other hand, the road from Saltillo to Zaragoza has several collection booths, such as the Saltillo booth, consider $130, the Los Chorros booth, consider $44 and an additional booth before arriving in Arramberri, consider $120.","

","It is important to have appropriate clothing for this route that protects the skin against the sun's rays, that is comfortable and that adapts to the weather conditions. This includes a hat or cap and buff, long sleeve breathable t-shirt, abrasion resistant pants, boots or sneakers with good grip, and jacket or sweatshirt in case of cold weather.","The vehicle is parked in a kind of dry ravine on the side of the main “road” where it is important to be careful not to obstruct the entrances and exits of any private property.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/qRu-5d1hTZoW1JH7NIXX89_cVf0=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-viejo/portada",{"_272":1356},[325,266,271,578],"As mentioned before, this route crosses several areas with cabins and 'shelters' which are private properties and in no case should they be considered as an abandoned place or as a place to rest, eat or take shade, these are inhabited and owned spaces.",[],[],"A weekend full of adventure in Zaragoza, visit the waterfall of El Salto and visit Cerro el Viejo."," To get to Zaragoza there are two alternatives:\n- The first consists of taking the national road to Santiago, passing Allende, Montemorelos and once you arrive in Linares, take the stretch to Iturbide. This is a slightly dangerous road that crosses a canyon and several very steep curves. However, this road crosses very beautiful areas, such as the mountainous area of Iturbide and Galeana, where at dusk a visual spectacle prevails for any lucky person who is not the driver and can afford to observe the immensity and beauty of these places. If you decide to take this route, there are no collection booths, but it's important to be focused and with a good copilot to guide the driver at all times.\n- The second alternative is to take the road to Saltillo, pass the Los Chorros collection booth and sail to Galeana on a road that is a completely linear, safer and more traveled road, as opposed to the road through Iturbide. You pass the San Roberto junction and drive for about 1 hour and 30 minutes until you reach Arramberri, a small town next to Zaragoza. This route is presented as the safest, busiest and, depending on the trip, the fastest, however, we must consider the costs of booths on this road.","Although at the beginning of the route it is possible to see a marked path, along the route it is difficult to follow this path because the same vegetation hides it or because there are private properties in the middle of the route that make it impossible to follow the path. It is advisable to constantly check the Wikiloc and carry a portable battery so that you always have a battery.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-viejo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-el-viejo-96127094","el-viejo","According to our nomenclature, this route has a level of physical difficulty of grade 10, which means that it is one of the most demanding routes in the region, with an approximate slope of 2,150 meters. Traveling this route involves both a mental and physical challenge where you travel around 24 round kilometers and where this adventure would take approximately 14 hours in total, depending on the pace of the group.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-viejo.gpx",-99.766476,"6 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","El Viejo",{"_247":3890,"_249":3891,"_251":859,"_253":1108,"_255":3845,"_257":3892,"_259":3018,"_261":175,"_262":1771},23.977303,[3884,3885,3886],"Because this is a remote area, it is essential to carry a satellite telecommunication system, a first aid kit, a headlamp and a whistle to ensure safety and communication in the event of an emergency.",[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:45.568Z",[3194,809],"The Cerro del Viejo is known for being one of the most prominent mountains in the North of the country and for housing dense forests, however, along the route there are 'clearings' or areas with more vegetation and where the sun falls most strongly. It could be said that 75% of the time is spent under the sun, which is why the level of sun exposure is grade III.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/b3hYrRE7mNbDhqCkhifFohjFMtM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-viejo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3889},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3888},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":3887},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-viejo/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-viejo/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-viejo/0",24.7,69,11.1,1715,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/7knY4Bbrq3U9GTwP9","Grade F. Multiple rappels through a deep canyon; specialized equipment and an experienced guide are mandatory.","fefde1b8c81ae845ed083c3f","Small access fee may apply at the ejido (under $100 MXN).","

","Park at the trailhead clearing. Don't obstruct local traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/HxBZfklKKvFkDGrEhFVP9WDD7SQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/canon-de-las-reflexiones/portada",{"_272":250},[266,267,325,265,1578,577],"Cañón de las Reflexiones is a deeper and longer canyoneering route than its neighbor Esmeralda, with reflective pools that give it its name. Requires the same canyoneering training and gear; not for beginners.",[],[],732,"Cañón de las Reflexiones — long canyoneering route from Casa Blanca. 14.72 km with multiple rappels through reflective pools.","Drive to the Casa Blanca area in Santa Catarina, NL. Take the access road from Casa Blanca to reach the canyon entrance.","Approach the canyon entrance, then descend through a series of rappels through Casa Blanca. Anchor stations are marked.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-las-reflexiones/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/canon-de-las-reflexiones-canon-de-casa-blanca-161915693","canon-de-las-reflexiones","Level 4. About 14.72 km with 732 m of elevation gain. The combined approach and canyoneering descent add up to a long day.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/canon-de-las-reflexiones.gpx",-100.71597,"3 L of water; 1 bottle of electrolytes; trail snacks; lunch.","Cañón de las Reflexiones",{"_247":450,"_249":1112,"_251":768,"_253":389,"_255":324,"_257":258,"_259":3972,"_261":258,"_262":1107},25.659779,[3930,3931,3932,3933,3934,3935,3936,3937,3938,3939,3940,3941,3942,3943,3944,3945,3946,3947,3948,3949,3950],"Full canyoneering gear: harness, rope, descender, helmet, gloves, dry-bag, headlamp, first-aid kit.",14.72,[619,371],"2026-09-25T10:00:45.306Z",[233],"Level III. The approach to the canyon is fully exposed.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/jeMhgSeRm3mMOBWcxCT6doX3chg=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3971,"_243":3971},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3970,"_243":3970},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3969,"_243":3969},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3968,"_243":3968},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3967,"_243":3967},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3966,"_243":3966},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3965,"_243":3965},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3964,"_243":3964},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3963,"_243":3963},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3962,"_243":3962},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3961,"_243":3961},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3960,"_243":3960},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3959,"_243":3959},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3958,"_243":3958},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3957,"_243":3957},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3956,"_243":3956},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3955,"_243":3955},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3954,"_243":3954},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3953,"_243":3953},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3952,"_243":3952},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":3951,"_243":3951},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/canon-de-las-reflexiones/0",27.4,2440,"https://goo.gl/maps/DchBnaY6uFUuTRQ69","According to our nomenclature, this route has a technical level of grade C, which means that it must be taken into account that along the route there are several sandblasts where stones fall, very inclined areas with loose soil and parts of the route washed away.","65241b73a90ef4887c146aee","

","It is necessary to wear clothing that covers the skin as much as possible, to wear a long-sleeved t-shirt, sturdy and flexible pants, hiking boots, hat or cap, buffs, sunglasses and also some sweatshirt or sweater to wear to the summit, because you usually arrive sweaty and you need to remove wet clothes and wear dry clothes that protect against gusts of wind.","For 4x4 vehicles: you can park in the Witch Forest, be careful not to obstruct the way for other vehicles or residents. The latter will add 8 extra kilometers (4 one way and 4 back).",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/dylnqKsgBHg1HDMTYIaIsFjJ0xw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/portada",{"_272":387},[325,265,266,267,268,916,454,271,861],"If you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911",[],[],1650,"The Batea to La Chancaca circuit. Located in the municipality of Santiago, this route is one of the most emblematic in the area.","To get to the beginning of this route, take the road to the national road and turn right in El Barrial, Santiago. You drive for approximately 20 minutes in the direction of the mountains until you reach a dirt road called Camino del Sendero, until this point it is advisable to leave small vehicles and walk 2 kilometers to the Witch Forest (where the route begins). If you are traveling in a large van or jeep vehicle, you can continue those 2 kilometers without any problem to the Witch Forest.","The route is difficult, being hidden in sections, passing through several glens, landslides and high vegetation. There are several slats and multiple mojoneras that will make the job of locating the route more enjoyable, however, it is highly recommended that more than one has discharged the Wikiloc with enough battery.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/circuito-batea-chancaca-87863374","recorrido-batea-a-chancaca","According to our nomenclature, this route has a degree of physical difficulty of level “9\", which means that this route presents a fairly large physical challenge, with a difference in altitude of 1650 meters above sea level, taking approximately 10 to 12 hours to complete and should not start after 6 in the morning.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/circuito-batea-chancaca.gpx",-100.234199,"Recorrido Batea a Chancaca",{"_247":4017,"_249":629,"_251":968,"_253":254,"_255":392,"_257":258,"_259":854,"_261":1142,"_262":449},25.461771,[4007,4008,4009,4010,4011],[235,237],"2026-09-23T10:00:43.201Z",[233],"This route has a level II exposure to the sun, because during sections you walk through very dense forests, covering the path of any sunlight, however, you also pass through very exposed areas, especially before reaching the summit of La Chancaca.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/f-IKLxb2GEECecaecChEa5Mjht8=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4016,"_243":4016},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4015,"_243":4015},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4014,"_243":4014},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4013,"_243":4013},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4012,"_243":4012},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/recorrido-batea-a-chancaca/0",30.7,1344,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/xjembEtwpMAZ4aFx6","Grade E. The trail crosses three peaks with several scrambling sections; a few exposed ridges.","990a6eb87bc0ce83afd8f61e","Higueras / Sabinas Hidalgo","No formal access fees; small ejido fee may apply.","

","Park at the trailhead clearing. The road is rough; high-clearance recommended.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/3rI24XKQ_rNpn38pr4rHEZtKzlc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/tres-cumbres-picachos/portada",{"_272":1885},[266,578,265,861,454],"The Sierra de Picachos rises sharply from the northern plains and offers three distinct summits in a single traverse: Durazno, Nogal and Yerbabuena. The terrain is dry desert mountain with extensive views over the agricultural valleys of the region.",[],"Sierra de Picachos",[],1213,"3 Cumbres in the Sierra de Picachos — Durazno, Nogal and Yerbabuena. 14.84 km with 1,213 m of elevation gain.","Drive north of Monterrey toward Sabinas Hidalgo / Higueras. The trailhead is at the access road into the Sierra de Picachos near Sabinas.","Chains three peaks in one outing: Durazno, Nogal and Yerbabuena. Several intersections require following Wikiloc carefully.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/tres-cumbres-picachos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/3-cumbres-sierra-de-picachos-146274527","tres-cumbres-picachos","Level 7. About 14.84 km with 1,213 m of elevation gain across three peaks (Durazno, Nogal, Yerbabuena).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/tres-cumbres-picachos.gpx",-99.982856,"4 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks; lunch.","3 Cumbres - Picachos",{"_247":4098,"_249":250,"_251":1213,"_253":518,"_255":3018,"_257":258,"_259":4099,"_261":276,"_262":1983},26.296079,[4056,4057,4058,4059,4060,4061,4062,4063,4064,4065,4066,4067,4068,4069,4070,4071,4072,4073,4074,4075,4076],14.84,[235,236],"2026-09-22T10:00:43.296Z",[370],"Level II. The Sierra de Picachos has open, dry terrain with limited shade.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/M6Ai5CBGZMAAbJXe3ecEDldwsOs=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4097,"_243":4097},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4096,"_243":4096},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4095,"_243":4095},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4094,"_243":4094},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4093,"_243":4093},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4092,"_243":4092},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4091,"_243":4091},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4090,"_243":4090},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4089,"_243":4089},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4088,"_243":4088},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4087,"_243":4087},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4086,"_243":4086},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4085,"_243":4085},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4084,"_243":4084},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4083,"_243":4083},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4082,"_243":4082},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4081,"_243":4081},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4080,"_243":4080},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4079,"_243":4079},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4078,"_243":4078},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4077,"_243":4077},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/tres-cumbres-picachos/0",34.3,35.7,1214,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/KT7KfPZFPq6sm2DR7","Level C according to our route classification nomenclature. Lots of stone and loose soil, you have to be aware of stone falls and announce if you see a stone falling. It is forbidden to climb with music, because it is important to listen to the stones and to have good communication inside the sandblasts. It is highly recommended to wear a HELMET. After climbing the sandblasts, you will be faced with several exposed climbs where it is necessary to use your hands, and when descending, do it backwards and with extreme caution with the other hikers on the route. It is NOT recommended to take this tour on a rainy day or if it has just rained or on very sunny days.","652335d440de29a3de1d39a0","

","Sneakers or hiking boots with good grip, long sleeve t-shirt, hiking pants.","We recommend parking on Alberto García Guzmán street, in front of the Huasteca Living complexes, because the area is guarded and safer. There is also a specific parking lot when you follow the same street as Alberto García Guzmán and when you reach the side, continue to the tunnel that goes under the road, although we DO NOT recommend this parking because it is very unsafe.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/umzdnUVBaqqM-VzVnYcjmjMdX9Q=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/portada",{"_272":635},[325,267,266,578],[],"Parque Ecológico la Huasteca PNCM",[],"Are you looking for an alternative view of the Huasteca Canyon? The Eagles' Nest viewpoint is the ideal option to achieve this!","The beginning of this village is next to the road to Saltillo quota. To get there, you have to park just before the side road to Saltillo and walk until you reach a bridge with a water flow that runs under the Saltillo-Monterrey highway.","The path itself is marked, although there are 2 areas cleared by the slab where you will have to pay more attention because there are no marks, in these parts you will have to keep climbing and look for the path with slats (follow the Wikiloc GPX and/or the advice of the waypoints we marked). In the same way, there is an important intersection, however, both paths come back together later, they converge at the same point.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos-la-huasteca-131338335","mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos","Level 3 according to our route naming. Once parked, you'll have to walk down a stretch of road and cross under the first bridge. You will find some signs that will tell you how to get to the beginning of the sidewalk. Then you have to turn right and go up a dirt road to the base that is also used as a parking lot (although we don't recommend it as such, since vehicles are left unattended in the place). The path is narrow and has a lot of branches and exposed thorns. Eventually you will arrive at large stones with graffiti, and it is after this point that the sandblasting begins (very inclined sections with loose stones). In the last 500 meters of the path before reaching the two viewpoints towards La Huasteca, the slope exceeds 50% and the ground is very loose, so there is little grip and you have to climb carefully with a little climbing (feasible).","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos-la-huasteca.gpx",-100.458262,"2–3 L of water; 1 L of electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Mirador Nido de los Aguiluchos",{"_247":2169,"_249":573,"_251":782,"_253":574,"_255":1425,"_257":258,"_259":260,"_261":130,"_262":1360},25.658509,[4135,4136,4137],"The use of a climbing helmet is mandatory because in the sections of sandblasts you are at risk of being hit by a stone that comes off the road.",[235],"2026-09-24T10:00:43.307Z",[233],"Because the route is in La Huasteca and is a very deserted and dry place, the entire route is exposed to the sun until it reaches the window and is level III. Also on the route you can find several thorns and thickets. There are NO trees that cover the sun throughout the route, so it is recommended to be well covered with clothing and to use sunscreen on parts exposed to the sun.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/KvBq5YoJHf3HFljzsPydiORuVas=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4140},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4139},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4138},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mirador-nido-de-los-aguiluchos/0",1740,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/DiwPXeRTBP6LRvy9A","Almost all the road has cement (for employees to climb onto the antenna in a van) which makes it very friendly.","65220634ed080d49c9eaab05","Guadalupe","

","Shoes with good grip; Cap or sun hat; Sunscreen; Sunglasses; Long sleeve; Pants; Something to pack out your trash;","You can sit on the side of the sidewalk for almost the entire length of José Peón Contreras street (please don't get in the way of any garage), it's very spacious even on the weekends there is usually room and as a last recommendation, don't leave valuables in sight.",[1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965,1966,1967,1968,1969,1970],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/z5e2JRQVeM-i_nO-WBppYqS0_bU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/portada",{"_272":456},[265,266,578],"If you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and/or 811 1771 8801 (Civil Protection of Guadalupe), and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.",[1948],[1946],1170,"Monterrey's Cerro de la Silla is an international symbol because of its shape that resembles a horse's saddle. What are you waiting for to get to know it?","Go to José Peón Contreras street either along Eloy Cavazos Avenue or Las Américas Avenue and park on this same street to enter the private road on foot and get to the starting point (Parque de los Jabalí). DO NOT ENTER THE PRIVATE CAR, and if you do, you will most likely be surprised when you go down that you have a violation or, as it has already happened, that the tow truck will pick up the vehicles.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla.gpx","The road is completely clear and apart from the intersection to Pico Norte (which is a small path) there is no chance of losing the route.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla-89169310","pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla","This hill requires good physical condition, the slope is on average 20% but it is constant and there are no flat places. For 5.8 kilometers you will climb almost 1200 vertical meters and the cement of the trail makes it somewhat heavier for the leg muscles. One recommendation is to take advantage of the points of interest to rest. On the other hand, the place is perfect for those looking to increase their aerobic capacity.",-100.254109,"Pico Antena Cerro de la Silla",{"_247":1942,"_249":1472,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":1943,"_257":258,"_259":1944,"_261":128,"_262":1945},25.655987,[4176,4177,4178],[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:44.995Z",[233],"During the early hours of the day (almost until 10 am) the hill gives us shade, after this time the trees and vegetation of the place provide us with support against the sun's rays. If you plan to go down after 10 am, don't forget to bring some sunscreen with you.",[1911,2392,1913,1915],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/fz96m4CrKMP7OlKylfD1NlG8X74=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4181},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4180},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4179},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-antena-cerro-de-la-silla/0",1840,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/w5FmrLKNbaT9g4eq6","This route has a grade B technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. In general, the ascent is steeply sloping, but the entire stretch to the summit is very well marked. The road is mostly composed of loose stones, but half of the section also has stony sections that allow excellent grip on the feet. Caution must be taken when descending, since in some sections loose stones can lead to slipping, and the section between the first esplanade and “Puerto Pepe” may be slightly exposed in some sections.","65244edce76cc9990e8b7884","

","Don't forget to bring a hat, buff, long sleeves, pants, boots or hiking shoes and a backpack with you. These elements are essential to ensure your comfort and safety during the trip.","If you have a van or Jeep you can leave it in the same stream, but we recommend that you better leave your vehicle in the square to avoid obstructing the dirt road.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/9hbPDMy72dw5febTdJlzqFSSsuU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-grande/portada",{"_272":394},[325,266,578],[],"ANP Cerro de La Mota",[],"Named for the tuft of trees on its summit, La Mota Grande is one of our favorite trails in Garcia."," Head to Rinconada located in the municipality of García, N.L., heading to Saltillo. Get to the square where the Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria chapel is located. From that point to the starting point of the village, you have to walk approx. 800 m. through a stone dirt (stream) to reach the intersection where the section begins (look for stone grinders on the right).","Along the route you won't have any major problems. After finding the road where the sidewalk begins, the road is generally very marked. However, it is always mandatory to be accompanied to the mountain by people experienced in identifying sidewalks and with a good sense of orientation (groups of at least 3 people).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-mota-grande/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-mota-grande-ruta-directa-por-rinconada-89049129","la-mota-grande","This route has a level 5 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 800 and 1,000 meters of positive slope. In general, it is a demanding climb due to its level of inclination; on average it is 2 hours of ascent at a good pace (practically without breaks longer than 3-5 minutes) and it is recommended to climb this hill only if you have done routes with the same positive or similar slope, apart from having experience descending at good speed and good physical condition. It is preferable to calculate your times so that you can finish the descent no later than noon. It is recommended to start before 7 am due to high exposure to the sun. It's definitely NOT a tour for beginners or people with little mountain experience.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-mota-grande-ruta-directa-por-rinconada.gpx",-100.718561,"La Mota Grande",{"_247":576,"_249":1112,"_251":768,"_253":389,"_255":4221,"_257":258,"_259":764,"_261":157,"_262":763},25.683355,[4215,4216,4217],[235,236,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:44.777Z",[233],"According to our measurement scale, the degree of exposure to the sun on this route is III. If you don't like hikes where the sun hits you, THIS TOUR IS NOT FOR YOU. You can only protect yourself from the sun's rays at the summit (where there is a cluster of pine trees -mota-). It is important to note that this route is COMPLETELY exposed to sunlight, which means that you will not find any trees to shelter for the entire route, except up to the summit. It is ideal to start this tour before 7am in spring, and during autumn-winter hours, we recommend starting at 6am (since the sun rises earlier). We absolutely do not recommend taking this tour in summer.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/qRb4lauQAeBbKDkTAxkLyfjQ4Zw=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-grande/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4220},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4219},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4218},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-grande/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-grande/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-mota-grande/0",20.3,1454,"Grade B. The trail is well-trodden through pine forest; some sections with loose rock.","718739a62dd7c656900ec2e4","Chipinque park entrance fee — variable; pay in advance online (typically $40-80 MXN).","

","Park at the Chipinque main lot. The fee depends on the day; reserve in advance during peak seasons.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/EHglbj6EQjPwzo3qG7n-FRrqFDA=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/mesa-del-epazote/portada",{"_272":1356},[266,265,454],"Mesa del Epazote is one of the high meadows in Chipinque park, offering panoramic views of Monterrey and the Sierra Madre Oriental. The longer circuit adds several view points along the way.",[],[],787,"Mesa del Epazote — long circuit through Chipinque park. 14.57 km, 787 m of elevation gain, panoramic views of Monterrey.","Drive to Parque Ecológico Chipinque in San Pedro Garza García. Take Av. Gómez Morín to the park entrance and pay the access fee.","The circuit climbs from the Chipinque main entrance up to the Mesa del Epazote viewpoint and returns via the longer loop. Follow trail markers.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mesa-del-epazote/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/mesa-del-epazote-circuito-largo-chipinque-199877671","mesa-del-epazote","Level 4. The longer circuit covers ~14.57 km with 787 m of elevation gain through the Chipinque park trails.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mesa-del-epazote.gpx",-100.357755,"Mesa del Epazote",{"_247":4302,"_249":516,"_251":1213,"_253":518,"_255":695,"_257":1215,"_259":968,"_261":258,"_262":633},25.618851,[4256,4257,4258,4259,4260,4261,4262,4263,4264,4265,4266,4267,4268,4269,4270,4271,4272,4273,4274,4275,4276,4277,4278],14.57,[237,744],"2026-09-25T10:00:44.625Z",[809],"Level II. Most of the route is shaded by pine forest.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/8uBIdliYDu3TdyXrlgog4U1D_HM=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4301,"_243":4301},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4300,"_243":4300},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4299,"_243":4299},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4298,"_243":4298},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4297,"_243":4297},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4296,"_243":4296},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4295,"_243":4295},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4294,"_243":4294},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4293,"_243":4293},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4292,"_243":4292},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4291,"_243":4291},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4290,"_243":4290},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4289,"_243":4289},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4288,"_243":4288},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4287,"_243":4287},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4286,"_243":4286},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4285,"_243":4285},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4284,"_243":4284},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4283,"_243":4283},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4282,"_243":4282},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4281,"_243":4281},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4280,"_243":4280},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4279,"_243":4279},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/22","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/mesa-del-epazote/0",29.7,1727,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/TvrnbtFASFHySG4P8","Grade B. The trail is mostly clear but there are sections of loose rock and a couple of short scrambles that require hands-on support.","665b418c9224788f43f5fb6c","No access fees as of June 2025.","

","Long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hat or cap, sunglasses, buff, hiking shoes with good grip.","Park at the designated lot near the trailhead. The road is paved most of the way and any vehicle can reach it. Don't obstruct local traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ma9gxctEKSLiNNjcFLG_mWhpGVM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/portada",{"_272":1218},[266,578,325,265,454,861],"The Sierra el Fraile traverse connects the García and Hidalgo sides of the range — a long, scenic ridge walk with views over the entire massif. Best done as a point-to-point with a shuttle vehicle. The trail crosses desert scrub at the base, pine forest along the ridge, and open rock at the highest points.",[],[264],1109,"García-Hidalgo traverse across the Sierra el Fraile. 18.85 km point-to-point with 1,109 m elevation gain — long ridge walk for trained hikers.","Drive to the Sierra del Fraile in García, NL. Take the federal highway toward Monclova/Saltillo, exit toward Hidalgo and follow signs to the Sierra. The exact starting trailhead is the Hidalgo side of the range; full directions are pinned on the Wikiloc track.","The traverse goes from García up over the ridge and down to Hidalgo. Several intersections require careful attention; follow the Wikiloc track closely.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/travesia-garcia-a-hidalgo-154386573","travesia-garcia-hidalgo","Level 6 route. The traverse covers ~18.85 km with about 1,109 m of accumulated elevation gain — long but with manageable grades. Recommended only for hikers with prior endurance training.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/travesia-garcia-hidalgo.gpx",-100.516051,"5 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks (bars, fresh fruit, nuts); a high-protein/carb summit meal. Pack out all your trash.","Travesía García-Hidalgo",{"_247":4302,"_249":1301,"_251":252,"_253":518,"_255":4381,"_257":258,"_259":576,"_261":130,"_262":3365},25.867586,[4341,4342,4343,4344,4345,4346,4347,4348,4349,4350,4351,4352,4353,4354,4355,4356,4357,4358,4359,4360],"Hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit, insect repellent.",18.85,[235,237,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:44.941Z",[233],"Level III — exposed. Significant portions of the traverse are open to direct sun, especially on the ridgeline. Start at sunrise and carry adequate sun protection.",[221,223,228,229,230,231],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/gDoXfXpWM3WAOFXVU7QdIxzv6k4=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4380,"_243":4380},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4379,"_243":4379},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4378,"_243":4378},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4377,"_243":4377},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4376,"_243":4376},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4375,"_243":4375},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4374,"_243":4374},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4373,"_243":4373},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4372,"_243":4372},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4371,"_243":4371},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4370,"_243":4370},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4369,"_243":4369},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4368,"_243":4368},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4367,"_243":4367},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4366,"_243":4366},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4365,"_243":4365},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4364,"_243":4364},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4363,"_243":4363},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4362,"_243":4362},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4361,"_243":4361},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/travesia-garcia-hidalgo/0",20.5,1781,"https://goo.gl/maps/E1wuXDFyshYTJL4W9","For much of the route you will have to lean your hands on slabs or trees due to the inclination, be careful with the slabs because they are sharp and almost at the end there is a small climb.","65232d2880334f908f400b76","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Sunscreen; Something to pack out your trash;","The entrance to the trail is in a private one where you cannot enter by car so you have to park on the edge of the Hundido Park on Av. Alfonso Reyes and there is always free space. We don't recommend that you stand on Albert Einstein Street because the street doesn't have much visibility and you could get in the way of traffic from neighbors.\nCOSTS: There is no cost to this tour.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/XzoJAZ87XQp6F68o89LGLQmLoyI=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-norte/portada",{"_272":456},[266,454],[],[],1150,"Ascent to one of the most emblematic peaks in the city of Monterrey, the Cerro de la Silla.","Go to Alfonso Reyes Avenue through Las Americas or directly along Revolution Avenue and park in Hundido Park.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-norte.gpx","The path itself is marked, although there are 3 areas cleared by the slab where you will have to pay more attention because there are no marks, in these parts you will have to keep climbing and look for the path with slats (follow the Wikiloc GPX and/or the advice of the waypoints we marked).","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-norte/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-norte-cerro-de-la-silla-89618369","pico-norte","This hill has the characteristic of having a fairly high degree of inclination with an average of 45% and in some cases reaching up to 50%. It is only 2.8 kilometers but in these we are going to climb approximately 1150 meters, it requires good aerobic condition and above all a lot of strength in our legs to withstand the constant climb.",-100.261072,"Pico Norte",{"_247":2705,"_249":321,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":4432,"_257":258,"_259":4433,"_261":157,"_262":392},25.634353,[4418,4419,4420,4421,4422,4423,4424],"Helmet, hiking poles, first aid kit, pocket knife, extra battery, flashlight, emergency whistle, emergency blanket.",[235],"2026-09-22T10:00:43.059Z",[233],"The hill provides us with a lot of shade during the early hours of the day. At the summit there is no shade so we recommend that you use sunscreen for this time and for the descent, since the sun is more exposed. In winter there isn't much of a problem with the sun, but in summer it's a good idea to try to avoid it after 12 or 1 in the afternoon.",[1911,1015,1016,4416,4417,1913,1914,1915,2393,1916,1018,1019,1917],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/0ODOqw_cAwMoy9yzzLkY5OpunSM=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/0","PROJ-202603-005-P13","PROJ-202603-005-P17",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4431,"_243":4431},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4430,"_243":4430},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4429,"_243":4429},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4428,"_243":4428},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4427,"_243":4427},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4426,"_243":4426},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4425,"_243":4425},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-norte/0",24.2,34.4,2066,"Grade B. Several scrambling sections; a few exposed moves near the summit. Helmet recommended.","4bbbc3b5699bd837e65a41b8","

","Long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, buff, hiking shoes with good grip.","Street parking near the trailhead. Don't obstruct local traffic.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/WYAL2zihNgm6XMTXGVO4ry4t6hc=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico-cuauhtemoc/portada",{"_272":1043},[266,578,325,269,265,577],"Pico Cuauhtémoc is the highest summit of the iconic Cerro de las Mitras range in Monterrey. Reaching it requires significant preparation: the trail is long and includes small climbing sections. The reward is incredible views of the entire Sierra Madre Oriental cordillera.",[],[1426],1280,"Pico Cuauhtémoc — the highest summit of Cerro de las Mitras. 9.67 km with 1,280 m of elevation gain to Monterrey's iconic peak.","Drive to the Cerro de las Mitras trailhead in northern Monterrey. Access via the Pedro Infante / Kilimanjaro entrances depending on the chosen variant.","The trail starts from Pedro Infante, climbs through several minor summits and then takes the ridge to Pico Cuauhtémoc, the highest point of the Mitras range. Follow Wikiloc closely.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-cuauhtemoc/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/trail-running-trails/cumbres-elite-pico-lince-puerto-pinon-cuauhtemoc-192220273","pico-cuauhtemoc","Level 7. The route to the highest summit of Cerro de las Mitras (Pico Cuauhtémoc) covers ~9.67 km with 1,280 m of elevation gain. Long and demanding.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico-cuauhtemoc.gpx",-100.406262,"4 L of water; 2 bottles of electrolytes; trail snacks; substantial summit meal.","Pico Cuauhtémoc",{"_247":4302,"_249":1356,"_251":782,"_253":254,"_255":1945,"_257":258,"_259":1303,"_261":258,"_262":1214},25.725611,[4472,4473,4474,4475,4476,4477,4478,4479,4480,4481,4482,4483,4484,4485,4486,4487,4488,4489,4490,4491,4492,4493],9.67,[235,236],"2026-09-23T10:00:42.783Z",[233],"Level II. Some shade on the lower trail; the upper ridge and summit are exposed.",[4469,1403,1404,4470,4471],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ZUX8GqPd6aX-VuuhIc8YyuudV08=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/0","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-011","PROJ-202603-006-P12","PROJ-202603-006-P17",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4515,"_243":4515},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4514,"_243":4514},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4513,"_243":4513},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4512,"_243":4512},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4511,"_243":4511},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4510,"_243":4510},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4509,"_243":4509},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4508,"_243":4508},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4507,"_243":4507},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4506,"_243":4506},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4505,"_243":4505},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4504,"_243":4504},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4503,"_243":4503},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4502,"_243":4502},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4501,"_243":4501},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4500,"_243":4500},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4499,"_243":4499},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4498,"_243":4498},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4497,"_243":4497},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4496,"_243":4496},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4495,"_243":4495},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4494,"_243":4494},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/21","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/20","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/19","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/18","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/17","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/16","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/15","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/14","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/pico-cuauhtemoc/0",1045,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/bG155GW9xsgFEHWq6","This route has a C technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that it contains dangerous stone blasters and/or short vertical climbs. In this particular case we will be walking for the most part on sandblasts and ridges. The route is exposed, so it is essential to have a helmet and good footwear. ","6556f68a7c0c60555e76b00e","As of today (November 2023), it has no cost. ","

","- Hat and buff \n- Pants and long sleeves by the sun ","There are two parking lots, one outside the booth and another one after passing the booth. If you want to walk a little longer, you can park outside the La Huasteca park booth and walk along the river until you reach the beginning of the sidewalk. ",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ZtzrYhpsVHN1tpDKME7a8HNq0TQ=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/portada",{"_272":580},[325,265,577,267,266,269,578],"Pico 22 is located next to “La Rayita” inside La Huasteca Park in the municipality of Santa Catarina, N.L. This summit is one of hundreds of peaks within the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. Supposedly this area should be protected from subdivisions, developments, housing developments, etc., but as you can see from the summit, little by little the land surrounding the road is being illegally dismantled. ",2.6,[],[],350,"Climbing this summit goes beyond achieving a physical challenge and enjoying beautiful views. Your promotion is an important step in giving ecotourism value to the area.","To get there, use your favorite browser to search for La Rayita La Huasteca. This will take you to the parking lot where you can leave your car to start the tour. You can leave your car in the first parking lot past the entrance to the park. This is the easiest to find and with the least difficulty if you have a car with low suspension. ","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/pico-22.gpx","The route is very easy to follow until you reach the “v” of La Rayita, and then the road becomes a little more complicated when climbing up the Chorreadero. Later, the path becomes clearer as we can guide us on the ridge and walk a large part of it. There are indicators such as slats for following the path and monas (mounds of stones). The road on the ridge is much narrower than the line and therefore care must be taken at all times. ","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pico------parque-la-huasteca/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/pico-22-95945632","pico-22","This route has a physical difficulty of 2 based on our difficulty classification metric. This means that the ascent has between 200 and 400 meters of unevenness.",-100.458258,"Pico 22",{"_247":693,"_249":629,"_251":782,"_253":518,"_255":2400,"_257":258,"_259":1942,"_261":258,"_262":1824},25.651508,[4554,4555,4556,4557,4558],"- Helmet \n- Headlamp \n- Portable battery \n- First aid kit ",2.4,[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:43.720Z",[233],"This route has a level of exposure of grade III. In other words, we will be quite exposed to the sun, especially after passing the sandblaster, where we will walk along the ridge. This exposure to the sun can also be accompanied by exposure to strong wind, so it is advisable to check the speed at a weather service. On the other hand, the vegetation where the route is located is made of cacti, so it is advisable to wear pants and be careful when leaning on the stone. It is highly recommended to start early in the morning.",[1810,1811,1812],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/bh8DM5s_Ifv06-8Dd0WmP5ksSuE=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4563},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4562},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4561},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4560},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4559},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/4","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/pico------parque-la-huasteca/0",3710,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/B45cZymjhqyeZZbK8","On the other hand, this route has a technical level of grade “C”, which means that it must be taken into account that along the route there are several sandblasts where stones fall, very inclined areas with loose soil and parts of the route washed away.","65220d32c7e2498951431fbf","If you're coming from Monterrey, the Monterrey-Saltillo toll highway costs $106 pesos and the coal mining booth costs $44 pesos. To this day, there is no charge in the parking lot to climb the hill.","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Hoodie; Cap or sun hat; Buff; Sunglasses; Something to pack out your trash;","The La Viga church has space where vehicles can be parked, and also next to the fence without obstructing the passage.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/FNJqE56bKFLQSIV-nNy5Xpr2K04=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/portada",{"_272":635},[454,271,916,326],"The ascent route to La Viga hill is located in the small town of Los Lirios in Arteaga, Coahuila. To get to the beginning of the route, it is necessary to make your way along the Monterrey - Saltillo highway and at a considerably early hour, as you can make your way to this town for 2 hours. This adventure takes several hours of the day in which it is going to be traveled, due to the road trip and the approximately 5 to 7 hours it may take. This must be taken into account, by those who will attend, in order to enjoy this experience and coexistence without haste. ",[],"Cerro de San Rafael",[],1180,"The best summit for training at altitude. Go hiking to Cerro de la Viga to test your physical capacity.","To get to the beginning of this route, you must take the Monterrey - Saltillo toll road and follow this road for approximately 30 minutes. Before reaching Saltillo, take a detour to the left towards Matehuala. Follow this road for approximately 5 minutes and use the left lane to take the access road in the direction of Matehuala, S. L. Potosí. Follow this road for approximately 23 minutes and then take the exit for La Herradura/El Diamante. At the roundabout, take the second exit and continue along the road to Los Lirios for approximately 13 minutes. Turn right toward NL 20. Then you will enter the town and turn left to continue on NL 20. Continue the road, for approximately 5 minutes, and locate a church on the right where the route begins and you can park your vehicle. It is advisable to use instructions from a GPS navigator to get to the route more easily.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-viga.gpx","The route is marked on the vast majority of the route, but it can be confusing and not so clear on some sections where it is easy to get confused with the road. In sandblasters, you can find more security when loading to one side than the other and you can find several paths to climb to the summit, some of which are more technical than others. By following this wikiloc and the orange ribbons along the route, you won't get lost. It is highly recommended that more than one member of the tour have their Wikiloc discharged with sufficient battery.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-viga/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-viga-119393838","la-viga","This route has a level of physical difficulty of number 7 due to its great slope of 1,395 meters and symptoms of height that can begin to be felt after 3000 meters. It is recommended to be in good physical condition and to exercise frequently. The significant increase in elevation makes this route challenging to travel and is classified as difficult.",-100.556367,"La Viga",{"_247":970,"_249":447,"_251":1213,"_253":434,"_255":4609,"_257":258,"_259":4610,"_261":276,"_262":4611},25.391794,[4601,4602,4603,4604],"Hiking poles (highly recommended).",[234,235,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:42.870Z",[233],"This route has a level II exposure to the sun, because during sections you walk through dense forests, covering the path of any solar ray. However, you also pass through very exposed areas where pine trees do not cover the route, especially at the summit.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/tDYGWkEkFO-sblejOGvRUoGl6Zg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4608},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4607},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4606},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4605},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-viga/0",8.9,19.2,12.9,3250,"https://goo.gl/maps/kwBYCtGMnyTFQydV6","This ascent has a technical difficulty of B almost getting closer to a C. This implies that there are parts of the road that are either unstable or very steep. The technical difficulty is almost getting closer to a C because there are some sections that are not sandblasting but have some loose stones that could cause accidents.","65240fc3a90ef4887c0780ce","There is no cost to get to this location. If you leave from Monterrey, the road to Saltillo-Quota costs 130 pesos and the coal mining booth 44 pesos.","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Jacket; Windbreaker; Raincoat; Something to pack out your trash;","The parking lot is next to a park in the same ejido of San Juan de los Dolores. Remember to always ask the locals if it's OK to park there. We are guests at their properties and should be friendly.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/UIICCkAbvg1qPWpfbsfVetQtyJ8=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-musgo/portada",{"_272":1580},[325,265,266,271,916,454],[],[],"Visit the moss and get to know two spectacular mines within the town of Arteaga and a beautiful pine forest!","To get to the town of San Juan de los Dolores, take the exit for Los Lirios from the road to Matehuala. Instead of driving in the direction of Los Lirios, you will have to turn left in the direction of San Juan de los Dolores. It is located on a mountain range before the lilies.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/el-musgo.gpx","The route is not wasted, but there are several detours from other sidewalks that merge with the main one that we share with them. You have to be attentive to the objective to decide in which direction to go when you reach any junction. As a security measure, always have the Wikiloc route downloaded, it's totally free if you follow our ORG profile.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-musgo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/el-musgo-por-san-juan-de-los-dolores-78251980","el-musgo","This ascent has a physical difficulty of 5 since it is between 800 and 1000 meters in altitude. Keep in mind that for most of the ascent you will be more than 2500 meters above sea level and you may begin to feel the effects of altitude sickness. Read our recommendations on how to deal with this situation.",-100.581893,"El Musgo",{"_247":1039,"_249":1356,"_251":1359,"_253":389,"_255":3203,"_257":258,"_259":4650,"_261":276,"_262":4611},25.430106,[4644,4645,4646],[235,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:42.849Z",[233],[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/AE14LyM431VWpHznlS_tB-LO_Wk=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-musgo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4649},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4648},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4647},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-musgo/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-musgo/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-musgo/0",19.1,1970,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/pm82qkqw7N7z1R1A9","Grade B, contains some sections with an inclination of more than 40° and there are areas with unstable dirt and/or stones. It is very important to always stay on the established path and avoid looking for shortcuts.","6578606ea0f08cefd374f6ac","As of December 12, 2023, each summit costs $280 pesos attached link: https://www.chipinque.org.mx/tienda/294d72c9-3355-48cb-9b9d-f59756db929b","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat; Buff; Something to pack out your trash","For instructions from the park, we will leave the vehicles on the side for a few meters before reaching the plateau and entrance to the Chipinque hotel.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/lXO0yDf9lR0eBupH8n--j0XNLYs=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas-y-la-ventana---parque-chipinque/0",{"_272":2215},[325,265,268,916,454,270],"I GOT LOST!\nIf you're lost, the most important thing is to stay calm. If it's daytime, try to get back on track by going back to where you came from and/or using Wikiloc for support. If it gets dark, it's best to seek shelter to spend the night and stop moving forward, since we could get further off the road and even get into accidents. In both cases, it is advisable to contact the authorities by calling 911 and/or 8123695352, which is the Chipinque emergency number, and informing them of our whereabouts, how many people we are, sharing our coordinates (if any) and following the instructions of the emergency personnel.",[],[],"Las Antenas y la Ventana is located in the Sierra Madre Oriental and to access it it is necessary to obtain a permit from the Chipinque Ecological Park.","Access is through the Chipinque Ecological Park, to the south of the city, in San Pedro Garza García. Along Manuel Gomez Morin Avenue ","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/las-antenas-y-la-ventana.gpx","Very well defined and with signs along the way.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/las-antenas-y-la-ventana---parque-chipinque/0","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/chipinque-cumbres-antenas-y-ventana-118880224","las-antenas-y-la-ventana","Level 5. There are approximately 830 m of positive slope, on a route of 4 km in length (climbing - 7.2 in total). Level 5 of physical difficulty covers a range of 800 and 1,000 m of positive slope (Pico UDEM, La V in Mitras).",-100.354923,"Las Antenas y La Ventana",{"_247":4695,"_249":580,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":4696,"_257":1626,"_259":3972,"_261":128,"_262":4697},25.607321,[4686,4687,4688],"- Gloves that protect the hands because there's a section where one must hold onto a steel cable and do some climbing\n- Headlamp\n- First aid kit\n- Thermal blanket\n- Emergency whistle\n- Hiking poles",7.28,[234,235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:43.193Z",[233],"Lower (I), the ascent is along the north face of the Sierra de Chipinque. Practically 80% of the road is shaded. Add 1 level of difficulty if the temperature is above 28°C, as the wooded road creates an embarrassing feeling.",[],{"_241":-7,"_242":4693,"_182":-7,"_243":4694},{"_241":-7,"_242":4691,"_182":-7,"_243":4692},{"_241":-7,"_242":4689,"_182":-7,"_243":4690},"vista de la ciudad de Monterrey","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas-y-la-ventana---parque-chipinque/2","vista cumbre las antenas","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas-y-la-ventana---parque-chipinque/1","vista del amanecer hacia el cerro de la silla","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/las-antenas-y-la-ventana---parque-chipinque/0",26.5,18.1,18.4,1125,"https://goo.gl/maps/hkgXEkvV51GZv6pG7","This road is used to carry food to antenna workers in vans, so it is very wide and -almost- completely paved. In some parts you will find small sections with some stones, but in fact, it is a path prepared even for climbing in a Jeep type vehicle or a 4x4 van to the Antennas (only allowed for administrators of the Cerro de la Silla Antennas).","65243e3bafde0b14e43b4d5a","

","To get to the village you have to go through a private one, the guards always give permission to walk but not by car, so the parking lot is just after the booth along Bosques del Valle street. During the week there will be a couple of vehicles and on weekends it is usually full (even if there is a lot of parking).",[1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/UYUnSuQArApw5ewj1bghvRMjMRY=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/teleferico/portada",{"_272":2662},[266],[1948],[1946],"Ascent to the old cable car on the hill of La Silla. Easy route to enjoy good views of the entire city.","Use your favorite browser to search for “Teleférico del Cerro de la Silla” and get to the location.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/teleferico.gpx","The whole road is a street.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/teleferico/2","https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/teleferico-del-cerro-de-la-silla-78303779","teleferico","patrocinador",{"_192":4738,"_4739":4740,"_4741":4742},"The route is 2.5k with an average slope of 20%, and is usually a bit heavy for those who do not do any physical activity, since it represents wear and tear on the knees and legs as it is a semi-paved terrain; it is always recommended to do it in the mornings when the sun is still hiding behind the mountain or in the evening at night, although you should bring lamps.",-100.254079,"Teleférico",{"_247":1942,"_249":1472,"_251":1357,"_253":1358,"_255":1943,"_257":258,"_259":1944,"_261":276,"_262":1945},[4730,4731,4732,4733],[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:43.319Z",[233],"The sun exposure is level 2 since the entire sidewalk is covered by trees although they are not of high density.",[1911,1913],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/Kt8pU2fr8A3RJ6WnWH5gBg3YuO0=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4737,"_243":4737},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4736,"_243":4736},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4735,"_243":4735},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4734,"_243":4734},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/0","Nutrioli","logo","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/teleferico/sponsor-logo","logoS3","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/teleferico/sponsor-logo",2460,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/3Ydp4sLt27qA2pzG7","Grade B. The trail is mostly clear; a few sections of loose rock require extra care.","178c0b4cb3091e5f917cc883","Access fee at the ejido (typically $50-100 MXN per person).","

","Layers (cold mornings, warm afternoons), long-sleeve shirt, flexible pants, hat, sunglasses, hiking shoes with good grip.","Park at the designated ejido lot. A small fee usually applies.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/HddJwRW8hRqYCaPzZKcaOlK5duM=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/la-blanca/portada",{"_272":3252},[266,578,271,265,454],"La Blanca is one of the high summits of the Sierra de los Nuncios in the southern Coahuila/NL border area. The long approach winds through pine and oak forest before reaching the high ridge at over 2,460 msnm. The route is exposed at high altitude and weather can change quickly.",[],"Sierra de Urbano, San José de los Nuncios",[],1587,"La Blanca — high summit in the Sierra de los Nuncios. 22.79 km and 1,587 m of elevation gain to 2,460 msnm.","Drive to San José de los Nuncios via the Carretera Nacional from Monterrey toward Saltillo, then south toward the Nuncios area. The trailhead is at the ejido access road.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/la-blanca.gpx","4x4","Long approach through the ejido, then a steady climb to the high ridge culminating at La Blanca. Follow Wikiloc at key intersections.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/la-blanca/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/la-blanca-san-jose-de-los-nuncios-161076373","la-blanca","Level 8. Long and demanding: ~22.79 km with 1,587 m of elevation gain to the summit of La Blanca.",-100.715058,"La Blanca",{"_247":450,"_249":1112,"_251":768,"_253":389,"_255":324,"_257":258,"_259":3972,"_261":157,"_262":1107},25.659712,[4782,4783,4784,4785,4786,4787,4788,4789,4790,4791,4792,4793,4794,4795],"Hiking poles, headlamp, power bank, sunscreen, first-aid kit, emergency blanket.",22.79,[235,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:42.955Z",[233],"Level III. Significant exposure on the open ridges.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/syEBKQzuFhFPL13JUkWL2JunSjg=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4809,"_243":4809},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4808,"_243":4808},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4807,"_243":4807},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4806,"_243":4806},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4805,"_243":4805},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4804,"_243":4804},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4803,"_243":4803},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4802,"_243":4802},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4801,"_243":4801},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4800,"_243":4800},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4799,"_243":4799},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4798,"_243":4798},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4797,"_243":4797},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4796,"_243":4796},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/13","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/12","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/11","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/10","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/9","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/8","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/7","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/6","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/5","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/la-blanca/0",2070,"https://maps.app.goo.gl/iTYBBaVbKSnCMMfh8","According to our nomenclature, this route has a level of technical difficulty of grade “C”, which means that it is a highly complex route due to the presence of climbs of no more than 4 meters, sandblasts and segments of the route where the sidewalk is not as visible.","6524450a2d6d1ecc8323e278","El Carmen","

","Due to the high density of vegetation and intense sun exposure on this route, it is recommended to wear a cap or hat, sunglasses, a buff, a long-sleeved shirt resistant to abrasion, flexible pants, and hiking boots or sneakers with good grip. These elements will help you stay protected and comfortable during your journey.","In the town of “El Carmen” there is a very large park that seems to be the main square, on the sides of this square there is enough space for parking. *Do not obstruct garages or private property.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/JNZhdVfxl-x_U48kgnF4g1E4-Zg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/avionazo/portada",{"_272":573},[325,266,267],[],[],"Cerro del Avionazo, mountain where 79 people died after a plane crash in 1969.","To get to the beginning of the route, you will have to drive towards the road to Monclova to reach the town of “El Carmen”, a town with the same name, located 1 hour from the city of Monterrey. It is a safe area with a lot of traffic for locals, and you can see people on the street practically all hours of the day, right here there are grocery stores where you can replenish food and/or liquids.","The route is not as marked after taking the long route to approach the base of the mountain, there are slats and gravels that provide some help along the way, but in general terms it is a rather wasted route, so it is advisable to carry the GPS with enough battery.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/avionazo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-del-avionazo-90755915","avionazo","According to our nomenclature, this route has a level of physical difficulty of grade “8”, which means that it is a route with an average slope of 1500 meters, making it a strenuous route, not suitable for beginners, which usually takes 9-10 hours round trip.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-del-avionazo.gpx",-100.382797,"5 L of water; Electrolytes; Sweet, salty, and high-protein snacks;","Avionazo",{"_247":632,"_249":387,"_251":517,"_253":1358,"_255":4850,"_257":258,"_259":1165,"_261":128,"_262":2872},25.921383,[4844,4845,4846],[235,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:43.306Z",[233],"From the beginning of the route, sun exposure is intermediate-high, resting from the sun in the famous forest before reaching the ridge where there is 100% shade for a stretch of approximately 1.5 kilometers, however, once leaving the forest, the sun's rays will not give a break, in fact the summit is completely exposed to the sun, for consideration.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/diZjgTI80bdy83GwpSAR1UV_O9I=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/avionazo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4849},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4848},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4847},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/avionazo/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/avionazo/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/avionazo/0",25.7,"https://goo.gl/maps/8GDbKPzwd8gdM1sh9","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a grade B technical level, mainly due to the constant inclination of the route until it reaches the port, where the path is not completely marked, requiring orientation skills.","652450f9c6f53ad27656c353","

","\nAlthough most of the route is shady, it is recommended to wear a long-sleeved t-shirt, cool and flexible pants, hiking boots, and a Buff hat.","Just past the cabins of the Encinos, there is a fairly large and safe place on the side of the road where construction machines are usually left, at this point where vehicles can be parked. Although there is also the possibility of leaving the vehicle in the Ciénega de González where there are an abysmal amount of spaces, just consider the large stretch of walking from one point to another of about 1 kilometer.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/A9JQ0wvVNFsV0D4VWcEFaKzt5lo=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/portada",{"_272":1362},[266,916,326],[],[],"In the center of the Sierra de Santiago, Puerto La Papa is located, one of the most beautiful mountains in Nuevo León.","Heading south of the city of Monterrey, we head towards the municipality of Santiago, where at the height of the La Boca dam, turn right towards the Cola de Caballo hotel. This is a paved path, however, due to the inclination of the road, it is advisable to check both the tire pressure and the brakes of your vehicle in order to travel more safely.","The route on this route is marked 90% of the trail, more specifically, until reaching the viewpoint and camping area is where the dirt road becomes a single track that is becoming increasingly narrow and where the vegetation is dense, it is important to carry the GPS or Wikiloc on the cell phone with the battery sufficiently charged to complete this path.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-la-papa/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/puerto-la-papa-80613457","puerto-la-papa","According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a physical level grade 7, which means that it is a route that will have a considerable energy demand, climbing between 1000 and 1200 meters in altitude and taking approximately 8-9 hours to complete the route.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-la-papa.gpx",-100.220519,"Puerto La Papa",{"_247":1773,"_249":1580,"_251":448,"_253":1109,"_255":914,"_257":258,"_259":3116,"_261":128,"_262":1577},25.372474,[4882,4883,4884,4885],[234,235,237],"2026-09-24T10:00:42.351Z",[233],"The sun exposure on this route reaches a grade I level, which means that most of the route is covered by shade.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ENFOSeXqWnzUtrr1LOEiXRBDQgg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4889},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4888},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4887},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4886},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-papa/0",1407,"https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=25.57177,-103.672535","Grade A route (scale A to G). It is a route that requires no previous experience. It has sections with a considerable slope and some unstable terrain (loose soil).","a4ce75ae20c16b7cb7206e8a","September 2026: This route does not involve access costs.","

",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/5SzWE3OINwhmdN1zVSupNPEZrhw=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/portada",{"_272":630},[578],"Route located in the municipality of Lerdo, Durango. It is a difficult route to access, since you need to travel a long dirt road (8.2 km, one way).\nThe path to the path is through a 1.3 km long dirt road with practically no shade. It is recommended to start very early to beat the sun's rays.\nThis destination is suitable for beginner hikers. The cave offers us spectacular views.",[],"Sierra de las Iglesias",[],"Cueva de las Iglesias. 4.2 km and 210 m of positive elevation gain in Lerdo, Durango. Grade 2A-III trail by La Cumbre Cotidiana.","Departing from the center of Torreón, take the free road to León Guzmán. Before the intersection with the toll road, turn right to take a dirt road to Canteras Portofino and then you will drive parallel to the toll road. It eventually crosses below the highway and the beginning of the route is 4.6 km away. In total, 8.2 km of dirt road are covered.","Excellent. We start with a wide dirt road and then we will move on to a path that will take us to the cave; both paths are very well defined and easy to follow.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cueva-de-las-iglesias/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cueva-de-las-iglesias-leon-guzman-150632184","cueva-de-las-iglesias","Route level 2 (scale from 1 to 10). On this route, 210 m of positive elevation gain are accumulated over 2 km of distance (climb only). It is a route that requires good physical condition, especially for the last part of the ascent, where the inclination becomes steeper.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cueva-de-las-iglesias.gpx",-103.672535,"Cueva de las Iglesias",{"_247":4934,"_249":1359,"_251":159,"_253":434,"_255":3363,"_257":258,"_259":858,"_261":276,"_262":4935},25.57177,[4924,4925,4926,4927,4928],4.2,[501,744,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:42.527Z",[233],"Very high (III). It is a route where there is practically no shade, since the vegetation is very low. The only refuge from the sun would be, precisely, in the cave. It is recommended to start early in the morning, to beat the sun's rays and consider wearing appropriate sun protection.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/9Keo5mhuUkDUaGvt-p0iBtHQzjE=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4933,"_243":4933},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4932,"_243":4932},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4931,"_243":4931},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4930,"_243":4930},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":4929,"_243":4929},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/4","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/cueva-de-las-iglesias/0",32.7,21.4,1710,"https://goo.gl/maps/w2Jk4GGzfLe8gofz6","This route has a grade C technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This is mainly due to the 3 sandblasts you have to cross. In the first one, it is recommended to be as close to the left as this way we avoid accidents in the event of mini stone avalanches by people who go in front of us and it is also much less tiring than fighting against stones. The second sandblaster has no problem since we will not climb completely through it and in the third one we always try to follow the marked path to avoid accidentally throwing rocks and at the same time it is less tiring. Sandblasters are part of a large number of hills and in these there are some habits that help us not to hate them.","652439ef2d6d1ecc83137248","

","Taking into account the type of terrain of this route and the exposure to the sun, it is recommended to wear the following: hat or cap and buff, short sleeve or long sleeve breathable t-shirt, long, flexible and breathable pants, and boots or sneakers with good grip.","On Venecia Street, there is parking along the entire sidewalk until the start of the road in the guard's booth. It is advisable to arrive early due to the large traffic flow in the area.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/sSvfJCMKDkKtwhF40t5FZWDtcOg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-v/portada",{"_272":447},[267,265,325,266],[],[522],"Puerto la V or Puerto del Aire is one of the friendliest routes on the Mitras Hill with beautiful views of the city of Monterrey.","Driving along Av. Paseo de los Leones at Home Depot, turn onto Sevilla Street, then turn left at Richard E. Byrd and go up Venecia Street again, where you drive to the end of the street.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/recortado/puerto-la-v.gpx","The village is well marked thanks to the large influx of users who circulate through it, after the birth there are 2 roads that can take us to the V or to the mines and other peaks. To reach the V you take the left and if you arrive at the sandblasting area you took the right path, then go up the road until you reach the port.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/puerto-la-v/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/v-o-puerto-del-aire-cerro-de-las-mitras-87474100","puerto-la-v","This route has a level 5 in our classification with around 850 meters of unevenness (equivalent to Pico UDEM) and extends for 3 kilometers. The sidewalk is somewhat heavy because it is very direct, the beginning gives us an idea of how heavy the entire route will be, during the second kilometer (after the stone bed) it starts to get steeper and this section is the heaviest. After arriving at the 'Birth', a climb begins again up the last trickle, which is a little easier because the sidewalk is making a kind of zig-zag.",-100.402773,"Puerto la V",{"_247":320,"_249":516,"_251":517,"_253":518,"_255":2872,"_257":258,"_259":260,"_261":276,"_262":970},25.722313,[4970,4971,4972],[235],"2026-09-25T10:00:42.528Z",[233],"According to our scale, the degree of exposure to the sun is I. The vegetation in the area provides us with a path full of trees and in turn the mountain, as well as its canyon, cover a large amount of sunlight. Despite this, it must be remembered that due to the formation of the mountain there are no drafts and it is usually somewhat suffocating if you visit in the afternoon on very hot days. It is recommended to finish the route before 12 p.m. On the other hand, this hill has the great advantage of offering unparalleled shade 4 hours before dark.",[495,4968,497,498,499,4969],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/ytZ16oXYbz2E7Hpcr_EgKEH0TNU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-v/0","PROJ-202603-006-MP202606-003","PROJ-202603-006-P4",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4975},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4974},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":4973},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-v/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-v/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/puerto-la-v/0",1020,"https://goo.gl/maps/nQkEJEaPfPbX5kEcA","The technical difficulty of this route is classified B. Although most of the path is of difficulty A, a little before reaching the waterfall there is a section where you have to use both hands to climb some steep and somewhat slippery stone steps.","65207b0a0377d30a103ba910","

","Shoes with good grip; Breathable clothing; Swimsuit; Towel; Sun screen; Extra pair of socks; Something to pack out your trash","Outside the booth at the Baroque Colony there are 4 parking spaces, you can also park one on the side of the street so as not to obstruct other vehicles. You cannot park inside the booth and therefore you also have to walk along a wide dirt road until you reach the entrance of the walk. There is no cost to do this tour, but it is advisable to leave a tip for the guards at the booth.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/-8IlAJ-mWQOTlP9Uqu4maXov3CE=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-barro/portada",{"_272":2357},[265,266,453],"We started the route around 10am and the sun was already hitting us hard. Normally we would have to park the car outside the neighborhood where the beginning of the trail is located, but since we were a large group and we hired a small van, we were given the opportunity to be dropped off inside the neighborhood; closer to the start of the hike. If they don't have anyone to leave them, they should also walk the stretch that crosses the colony, which adds up to 30 minutes or in other words 2.8 km round trip. This distance is not included in the recording of the route. This is a dirt road that goes through the interior of a colony until it reaches a fence. This gate was open, we just had to push it. When you pass the fence, the first section is very wide and little by little it is tilting more and more, just as the road became narrower.\n\nAs a little more than half way through the way we were already on the side of the river and the sound of the water was very calming. At this point, the road became more muddy and slippery. As the day was very muggy and hot, it was ideal for this type of trail because you feel more like getting into the water when you reach the waterfall. Said and done when we arrived we got a little wet to cool off and ate our snacks on the side of the waterfall. The water was cold and very clear and beautiful in color. We were lucky because sometimes the water is murkier. When we arrived at the waterfall there was only a group of 3 men, so it wasn't as crowded. In the waterfall upstairs — which you can reach by climbing a narrow, steeper path — there was another group of people. In our opinion, the waterfall below is more dense and you don't have to go through that slippery road. Already after an hour of being there, we went down and the sun was still very strong. There were sections where you could see the view of the valley, with very green trees. Since the river passes through there, there is a lot of vegetation along the way, which makes the place even more beautiful.",[],"Campestre el Barro",[],"Waterfall located in the south of Monterrey ideal for all hikers.","From the city of Monterrey to get to the beginning of the village, you have to take the national road to the La Boca dam and be careful to leave before reaching the neighborhood community. Once you leave the road, continue straight until you reach a booth where you will have to park. From the parking lot where the sidewalk begins, there are two kilometers of road, you have to follow the location on Google Maps. Once at the entrance to the sidewalk, use Wikiloc.","It doesn't have much to lose, it's well marked. At the beginning there are two paths but there is a sign that points you to the right path. Try to go back where you are.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-del-barro/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cascada-del-barro-52433252","cascada-del-barro","The physical difficulty of this route is level 2, with only 350 meters of unevenness divided over 4.5 kilometers. There are no very difficult slopes since most of the way you have to follow a dirt road.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cascada-del-barro.gpx",-100.237472,"Cascada del Barro",{"_247":854,"_249":1356,"_251":388,"_253":5018,"_255":392,"_257":258,"_259":2169,"_261":258,"_262":1360},25.504137,[5012,5013,5014],4.8,[371],"2026-09-24T10:00:42.588Z","This route is closed by the owners. Notification will be given when this route is reopened. For now, we invite you to visit the route closest to this place: Parque La Estanzuela",[233],"There are very few parts of the road that are exposed to the sun, and almost all of this route is shaded. Beware of poison ivy on the banks of the sidewalk.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/z45SzOoDv6mFiDENpGU6T2cXgdU=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-barro/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5017},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5016},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5015},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-barro/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-barro/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/cascada-del-barro/0",6.9,3319,"https://goo.gl/maps/4T5ZqdNzbFbqod4eA","According to our official nomenclature, this route has a level of technical difficulty of grade B, which means that it is possible to find parts of the route with demarcations greater than 40 degrees of inclination or parts of the road that are unstable.","65204d1ac7e2498951dd4419","

","Shoes with good grip; Long sleeve; Pants; Cap or sun hat;Jacket (winter); Something to pack out your trash;","For this route there is no delimited parking, however, it is possible to park the vehicle in areas where the passage is not blocked, on the side of the road or next to fences. Any vehicle can arrive at the start of the route.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/uFlBHtsdgzxMrYsna8BaychtrKo=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/portada",{"_272":1362},[265,266,271,916,454],"Everyday adventure in the extraordinary and abundant Sierra de Arteaga Mountains. We decided to unleash our adventure on a cool Saturday in March to enjoy a good dose of adventure. We left our homes at 5AM, living up to the famous “schedule of champions”, fully charged and excited by the fantastic adventure that awaited us.\n\nPrepared with a good playlist, we enjoyed what is one of the most beautiful roads in Mexico, passing through a spectacular valley, where in the background you can barely see the town of San Antonio de las Alazanas, it is recommended to open your eyes wide on this road due to the beauty present in the surroundings (there is no photo, because the beauty was dazzling enough to stop seeing for a second).\n\nArriving with good vibes to the town, we plunged into the busy streets until we reached the base of the mountain where we were greeted by a good shepherd with an immense number of goats under his command. Soon we realized that he was one of the owners of the place, he gave us permission to park next to the fence and we started the walk.\n\nThis route is quite special and unique in its kind due to the distance and the conditions, first, you enter a kind of warm-up where you walk along a path without much slope, passing ranches, cabins and even plantations and then starting “the good” where anyone is captured by the beauty of pine trees and the incessant and deafening sound of little birds that forget about the difficulty of walking with a 7-kilo backpack under the scorching sun of 10 in the morning.\n\nSomething that I really liked was the presence of a river where water flows at a fairly pleasant temperature, in fact, there are spaces to take a good dip, stabilize your body temperature and relax a little. Precisely, in this place, it seemed that I was getting lost in contemplation of the eternal, dense and green foliage.",[],[],"Alazanas Norte is one of the favorite routes among hikers, its wide views and its climate make this place magical.","To get to the beginning of the route, you must first arrive at the town of San Antonio de las Alazanas, located in the municipality of Arteaga, from the city of Monterrey you must take the road to Saltillo, pass Casa Blanca and before reaching Saltillo you take a detour to the left towards Matehuala, continue along this stretch for about 20 minutes, always in the right lane until you reach a kind of return with the sign of “San Antonio de las Alazanas” you turn right on this sign and Keep going right as far as it is It is considered one of the most beautiful road sections in Coahuila, where you travel in a straight line through the valley surrounded by magnificent mountains, in this same setting it is possible to observe La Marta or La Viga.","The route is completely visible, 90% of which is a dirt road.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/alazanas-norte/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/alazanas-norte-98423902","alazanas-norte","According to our official nomenclature, this route has a level of physical difficulty of grade 6, which means that a high degree of condition is required to travel this path, the slope is above 1000 meters and the total distance traveled is 20 kilometers, making this route a very demanding trail.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/alazanas-norte.gpx",-100.569247,"Alazanas Norte",{"_247":1773,"_249":573,"_251":1359,"_253":1108,"_255":5060,"_257":258,"_259":3890,"_261":396,"_262":2090},25.28347,[5052,5053,5054,5055],[235,234,237],"2026-09-25T10:00:42.369Z",[233],"The exposure to the sun during this route is grade II, particularly on this sidewalk, the beginning is quite exposed, with very little shade and the end of the route is completely shaded, presenting a combination along the route between shady and exposed parts.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/8w4x43IOTnh96ZUB-ANT1ulC49s=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5059},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5058},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5057},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":-7,"_243":5056},"https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/3","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/2","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/1","https://staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/alazanas-norte/0",8.8,2400,"https://goo.gl/maps/WBGeuJj1f7bLFyvh9","This route has a grade C technical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This involves a vertical de-escalation section when climbing to a summit of approximately 3 meters in which there is no rope support. Just before reaching the summit, there is a very short but dangerous stretch that has to be de-escalated. It is necessary to be very careful because this section is very exposed to the precipice. On the waypoints it is described as “the spider's step” for you to take a look at. From this point to the summit it's less than 10 minutes.","65244072a90ef4887c4ac22a","

","We recommend a hat, buff, long sleeves, gloves, pants and hiking boots.","There is enough space to leave several cars. People who live on ranches have been letting people park for many years and can take care of your car (without obstructing the dirt road). If you see people before starting the tour, try to ask them to please take a look at the cars and leave them a tip at the end of the day.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/tn2UGqUw8pGyRRLNOywM_aG1HYg=/800x600/smart/staticcontent.lacumbrecotidiana.org/rutas/el-sapo/portada",{"_272":2357},[325,265,266,267,269,578],[],[],1600,"The highest peak in the metropolitan area; its altitude is 2,392 meters above sea level. Its physical difficulty challenges even the most experienced hiker","The beginning of this route is located on the road to Icamole, Ejido de García. On the road, turn right and a dirt road (approx. 400-500 m.) begins in the direction of the hill. At the end of the road you can find some ranches. From here the tour begins.","The path is generally marked, but you have to be very careful in the first stretch of approach to the hill, since there are no longer many slats to be placed and this hill must be started without sunlight. On the way down, you have to be guided either with the Wikiloc, or with the building that is next to where the cars were left. From the “Coma” tree onward (as you ascend), the route is easy to follow.","https://lcc-rutas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/el-sapo/portada","https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/cerro-el-sapo-sierra-del-fraile-87472049","el-sapo","This route has a level 9 physical difficulty based on our difficulty classification metric. This implies that the ascent has between 1,600 and 1,800 meters of unevenness. If it is a demanding climb, since on average there are 5 hours of climbing and practically all the time there is a considerable slope, so it is recommended to climb this hill only if you have good or excellent physical condition to be able to go down at a good time. It is recommended to start before 7 am due to exposure to the sun and NOT to attempt this hill during spring-summer.","https://lcc-gpx.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/cerro-el-sapo-sierra-del-fraile.gpx",-100.644028,"El Sapo",{"_247":968,"_249":387,"_251":5103,"_253":389,"_255":1357,"_257":258,"_259":576,"_261":396,"_262":1824},25.842222,[5095,5096,5097,5098],"It is very helpful to carry canes (due to the extra weight and to be able to go up and down a little faster), first aid kit, knife, extra battery and lamp, sunscreen and garbage bag.",[235,236],"2026-09-25T10:00:42.508Z",[233],"According to our scale, the degree of exposure to the sun is III. There are only three points during the entire route where you can protect yourself from the sun's rays. Ideal to start this tour before 7 am, since on average it is 4:30-5 hours of ascent. If you start this route early, chances are that the sun won't hit you until you pass the Mirador (after the Cave). However, the descent usually starts between 10-11am, which ensures that you will have high exposure to the sun. This hill is highly dangerous on hot days, since you can only get shade from the “la Coma” tree (first stop), in the Cave and during the first de-escalation. Outside there, absolutely the entire route is exposed to the sun.",[],"https://dcdn.lacumbrecotidiana.org/APR40ncZt7MqS1dddvqDn5ZVQIE=/800x600/smart/d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-sapo/0",{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":5102,"_243":5102},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":5101,"_243":5101},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":5100,"_243":5100},{"_241":-7,"_242":-7,"_182":5099,"_243":5099},"https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-sapo/3","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-sapo/2","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-sapo/1","https://d1hebb2ati8a6r.cloudfront.net/el-sapo/0",36,"nav",{"_5315":5264,"_5316":5264,"_5317":5318},"login",{"_5286":5287,"_5288":5289,"_5290":5291,"_5292":5293,"_5294":5295,"_5296":5297,"_5298":5299,"_5300":5301,"_5302":5303,"_5304":5305,"_5306":5307,"_5308":5309,"_5310":5311,"_5312":5313,"_5262":5314},"page",{"_5263":5264,"_20":5265,"_5266":5267,"_5268":5269,"_5152":5270,"_5271":5272,"_5273":5274,"_5275":5276,"_5277":5278,"_27":5279,"_5280":5281,"_5282":5283,"_5284":5285},"listas",{"_5114":5218,"_5219":5220,"_5221":5222,"_5223":5224,"_5225":5226,"_5227":5228,"_5229":5230,"_5231":5232,"_5233":5234,"_5152":5235,"_5236":5237,"_5238":5239,"_5240":5241,"_5242":5243,"_5244":5245,"_5140":5246,"_5146":5147,"_5148":5247,"_5150":5248,"_5249":5250,"_5251":5252,"_5253":5254,"_5255":5239,"_5256":5257,"_5258":5259,"_5260":5261,"_5262":5145},"bitacora",{"_5114":5115,"_5116":5117,"_5118":5119,"_5120":5121,"_5122":5123,"_5124":5125,"_5126":5127,"_5128":5129,"_5130":5131,"_5132":5133,"_5134":5135,"_5136":5137,"_5138":5139,"_5140":5141,"_5142":5143,"_5144":5145,"_5146":5147,"_5148":5149,"_5150":5151,"_5152":5153,"_5154":5155,"_5156":5157,"_5158":5159,"_5160":5161,"_5162":5163,"_5164":5165,"_5166":5167,"_5168":5169,"_5170":5171,"_5172":5173,"_5174":5175,"_5176":5177,"_5178":5179,"_5180":5181,"_5182":5183,"_5184":5185,"_5186":5187,"_5188":5189,"_5190":5191,"_5192":5193,"_5194":5195,"_5196":5197,"_5198":5199,"_5200":5201,"_5202":5203,"_5204":5205,"_5206":5207,"_5208":5209,"_5210":5211,"_5212":5213,"_5214":5215,"_5216":5217},"tab","My Logbook","add","Add entry","addFromRoute","Add to my logbook","formTitle","Log a visit","route","Route","routePlaceholder","Choose a route","date","Date of the visit","duration","Time on the mountain","hours","Hours","minutes","Minutes","weather","Weather conditions","notes","Personal notes","notesHint","Who you went with, gear, notes for next time…","save","Save visit","saving","Saving…","saveFailed","We couldn't save the change. 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