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La Mota Grande

2723 ft

4.3 mi

7.30 hrs

6037 ft


La Mota Grande

ANP Cerro de La Mota, García

2723 ft

4.3 mi

7.30 hrs

6037 ft

Named for the tuft of trees on its summit, La Mota Grande is one of our favorite trails in Garcia.

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As for liquids, take at least 3 liters of water, ideally 4-5 liters, to maintain adequate hydration. Also consider carrying electrolytes and an energy sports drink, as they will help you to replenish minerals and energy during the route. In addition, be sure to bring a variety of snacks, such as salty snacks, candies, fruits, snacks high in protein, carbohydrates and healthy fats. These foods will provide you with the energy needed for the summit and the descent. With these preparations, you'll be better prepared to face the challenges of the journey.
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.

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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).

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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.

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There is no cost to take this tour

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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).

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This route has a level 4 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.