멕시코 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

A hidden corner in the jungle near Puerto Vallarta, where the trail ends at a clear pool and a waterfall cascading between vegetation-covered rocks. The walk is short but enjoyable.

Here's a mural of two of the best players in history. A photo never hurts.

A not-too-technical climb, excellent for training and reaching the Desert via a different route (for those unfamiliar with it). Be careful of runners and dogs being walked off-leash; we've encountered people with headphones who don't even notice you (I don't understand people who go to nature to listen to their headphones, but to each their own). There are shops before the start, and refreshments will be available towards Venta. It's a fun and dynamic route with its challenging and demanding sections. Enjoy the Ranita!

One of the best places in Mexico City to go MTB

You'll inevitably have to pay to enter the park and enjoy the desert trails, which are well worth the effort. The security guards on weekends are good; while they don't charge during the week, they leave much to be desired. There have been robberies due to the lack of security.

A resting point if you need it, or simply a stopover when you're climbing from the yellow feather of the Desert or whatever destination you have planned as your objective, either way, the place is fine, and sometimes very crowded.

Come on in and see the cabin waiting for you... You'll find this space as part of a picturesque forest trail. Like other sites on Komoot, I'm not recommending this place, but it's definitely worth stopping by... or maybe not.

A stretch of the many Desert roads, rather than recommending the place, is definitely worth a visit, and it's enjoyable unless it's a crowded Sunday, in any case, it's the way to reach some route.