Cascada de la Cebolla
3379 ft
6.3 mi
5 hrs
3478 ft
Cascada de la Cebolla
Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey, Allende
3379 ft
6.3 mi
5 hrs
3478 ft
The Cebolla Waterfall located in the town of Allende is ideal for cooling off in hot weather.
Warnings
DIFFICULTY
What to bring?
Everything will depend on the weather, although considering that the destination is a waterfall and the ideal is to go in spring-summer.
How to get there?
Location:
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.
Parking:
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.
Costs and Schedule:
Sometimes we can find someone from the Ejido (or owner of the land) charging $50 pesos. Always consider carrying cash if necessary.
Route Trace:
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.
How is the trail?
Physical Level
Technical Level
Solar Exposure
Altitude: 1060 msnm
Elevation: 1030 m
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.
