Cascada El Salto

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.

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.

The cost to park in some parts of the town is $50 MXN, but if the vehicle can go down to the canyon or you find a place on the edge of town, there is no other cost.

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.