Οι καλύτερες ποδηλατικές διαδρομές Juárez

This overlook is better known as Murchison Rogers Park. The overlook features several pier overlooks from the cliffside that point down the valley and towards the mountain sides. The twisty mountain road reaching the overlook is a popular scenic drive, walk, jog, and bike ride.

In the park named after the former president of Mexico, known as the Father of the Americas, you can find this monument in his honor, which was inaugurated in 1910 shortly before the start of the revolution.

If you look carefully from this point at the rocky elevation to the east, you'll be able to see the entrance to the well-known Cueva Roja (Red Cave in Spanish). The cave gets its name from the red clay mineral inside, which you can notice even as you approach. However, if you want to climb up to see the entrance, you'll need to do it dismounted from the bike.

Nice ride. Crowded on sundays. Blocked for motorvehicles sunday mornings

Scenic drive

carry a lot of water

The roundabout at the top of McKellingon Canyon Road is located at McKellingon Canyon City Park Area. There is a lot of parking, bathrooms, trail access, a large pavilion with other smaller picnic areas, and even an amphitheater. A lot of people decide to drive to the top of the road so there are often more crowds on the upper trails and in the picnic areas than there are on the roads during the run up.

McKelligon Canyon Road is a completely paved road that is open to foot traffic, bikes, and motor vehicles. There is a wide bike lane the entirety of the road for pedestrians to use. You can even park right at the base of the canyon climb, or you can add this onto your run from town.