Río Ramos
33 ft
1.2 mi
1 hrs
1640 ft
Río Ramos
Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey, Allende
33 ft
1.2 mi
1 hrs
1640 ft
Tour of the Ramos River, one of the most beautiful places in Nuevo León.
Warnings
DIFFICULTY
What to bring?
Taking into account the conditions of this route, it is recommended to wear a long-sleeved dry-fit t-shirt, breathable and flexible shorts, hiking boots or sneakers with good grip, and sandals if you want to get in the water.
How to get there?
Location:
To get to the beginning of the village, drive along the national road until you reach Allende. Once you get a little deeper into the city, you pass the butcher shop “La Peñita” and turn right onto Lic. Ramiro Tamez street, where you drive towards the mountains for no more than 20 minutes on an incursion among the famous ahuehuetes of the Ramos River, which have easily been there for more than 100 years.
Parking:
There is a fairly large parking lot in the Canavati Pass, although the recommendation is to park along the road without obstructing the passage, because this parking lot is sometimes congested during peak hours.
Costs and Schedule:
Sometimes, a $50 fee is charged at the entrance to the Ramos River for cleaning, maintenance and security reasons.
Additional Equipment:
No additional equipment is required to complete this tour.
Route Trace:
The route is highly visible and fairly easy to identify because it runs along the river.
How is the trail?
Physical Level
Technical Level
Solar Exposure
Altitude: 500 msnm
Elevation: 10 m
According to our nomenclature, this route is classified with a level of physical difficulty of grade “1”, which means that the slope is not greater than 400 meters, being practically non-existent on this route and that it can be done in 2 hours at most, being very quiet and friendly for all types of people.
