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Good place, nature and good gradient.

The Quila Lagoon, located at 3010 m.a.s.l. (19°4.5', N 99°18.9' W), has an area of 5.2 ha, is situated in a steep valley, surrounded by a forest of Pinus montezumae, however, on the western slope the trees were cut down and currently this area is converted into pasture. The lagoon is fed naturally by two streams on the northern slope, it also has a sinkhole that controls the water table, which was formed when the infrastructure for water extraction was built. Both for the above reason, and due to the changes between the dry and rainy seasons, the water level in the lagoon varies considerably. In recent years, a progressive drying up has been observed due to water extraction, which directly affects the vegetation. The study area has a semi-cold subhumid climate, presents a summer rainfall regime (from April to October), the annual average temperature is in the order of 5° to 12° C. The substrate of Laguna Quila is made up of clay with a high percentage of organic matter. > Acta Botánica Mexicana ISSN: 0187-7151

The landscape is breathtaking

A nice short but intense climb! Kilometer and a half of a ramp of up to 18% inclination with a beautiful view of the Tonatzín, Las Mariposas, Ayotzin and Tezontlala hills with their peculiar shapes of the area. A good challenge to go up and reach the delicious TLacoyos de Doña Laura.

This little town is magical! From the mountain formations, the curves of the road, the weather to the food. In the town you will find food of all kinds, the typical ones of the Mexican town to sourdough pizzas, from gomichelas to traditional pulque, wines and water of all flavors. Getting there by bike is not easy, but the really difficult part of the route is returning to CDMX, whether you go up the Loma or through Tepoztlán, it will be a delicious challenge to train and enjoy cycling.

Full of greenery and curves. Going down or up is delicious and hot. There is a double lane there which is quite safe as long as there is no accident

At the gate to the temple you can "climb" on the rock with a guide for about 10 minutes. Unfortunately you can't see the temple, but you have a nice view of Tepoztlan and the rock formations (50 Pesos p.p.)

Altitude of 3000 msm, rocky landscape through pines and hare tracks. Volcanoes line the way to the Cuernavaca Valley! The track deteriorates and becomes pebbles and dust until Cuernavaca 45 km further. (MTB)