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A place that has been welcoming visitors for years, wanting to hike through the forests, ride bikes, camp, eat delicious quesadillas, and spend some quality time in the Mexico City forests. There are plenty of trails to test your skills, and the entrance fee includes accident insurance, as long as you wear all your personal protective equipment.

A short break, if you wish, or just passing through to continue your route, is the central point between these routes: 1. To the Malboro Valley, passing through El Aguajillo, and heading toward Mirador Loma del Coyote. A good challenge, climbing through Sepulturas or Cardos (climb to the right), or to do an MTB descent through Cardos or Jabalí. Or, even more challenging, descend through Loma del Cenizo (regularly closed by the CDMX Drinking Water Authority). 2. To Los Dinamos, passing through Mirador Zacacapa and El Perillar. 3. To Mirador La Virgen and Totolapan (where almost everyone starts the route).

Good climb, and better descent...

Entrance to the San Nicolas Totoaloapan Park. The cost of entry with your bicycle is 60 pesos.

A place to take a breath before deciding the route.

Meeting point for mountain bikers. At that point there are connections for different dirt roads and single-tracks of the Desierto de los Leones National Park.

Ecotourism park within the Cumbres del Ajusco National Park. It is conditioned for the practice of mountain biking, hiking and fishing. It has available cabins for rent and a camp. The cost to enter this park is 60 pesos with your bicycle, which is used to keep it in good condition.

Mountain bike rental, community park with mountain bike trails, quesadilla stalls.