Top 7 Caves 中央メキシコ高原での

Here at the entrance, there is an inscribed wall and small remnants of the old cable car that leads up to the cave. There is also a well-maintained hiking trail leading up to the cave.

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.

The caves are pretty cool, and you can even scramble up above them and hop onto other trails in the park. There are sweeping views back behind you the entire climb up.

The El Paso Tin Mines Trail is pretty easy to follow and gets a lot of attention in the park. The Mines, themselves, are cool structures, and you can actually go caving inside of them if you want. A real flashlight or headlamp works better than a phone light if you decide to go inside.

Cool off in the Aztec Cave, the main highlight of the Aztec Cave trail. The most widely-accepted theory about the cave's formation is that it is a result of massive air pockets in ancient lava. Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the Rio Grande Valley from this point.

Bring a real flashlight. The tunnel goes back into the mountain. I’m Not sure how far. Dangerous fall spots seemed very well protected

Nice photos 😃👍