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Mirador El Toro

2451 ft

3.5 mi

5.50 hrs

4859 ft


Mirador El Toro

Potrero Chico, Hidalgo

2451 ft

3.5 mi

5.50 hrs

4859 ft

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.

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Make sure you bring a minimum of 5 liters of water, at least 600 ml of isotonic drinks, candies, chocolates, fruits such as oranges, tangerines and tomatoes, as well as dried or dehydrated fruits such as walnuts, almonds and blueberries. Also, don't forget to bring a lunch or lunch to enjoy at the summit. These elements will provide you with the necessary hydration and energy for your trip.
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.

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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).

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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.

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There is no cost to take this tour

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The route is perfectly defined to reach the Mirador el Toro with signs from La Cumbre Cotidiana A.C.

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dificultad fisica

individual.labels.altitude 1481 msnm

individual.labels.elevation 747 m

It has a positive slope of only 747 meters.