Cerro Agujerado, Juarez

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 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.

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.

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.