AtlasSan Luis Potosi

Cascadas Micos

verified Ungraded Unknown flood risk
Cascadas Micos
Juan Carlos Fonseca Mata, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

This is a great canyoneering route with nine waterfalls that can all be jumped. Hence, most people will prefer to leave technical gear in the car and enjoy the freedom of descending a canyon without ropes.

It is recommended to visit the big falls from the bottom and explore the multiple caves that hide behind its veil, they are very cool. After that the descent is pretty much the same: jump, jump, jump! Some waterfalls further down also have cave complexes behind them and it's very interesting to explore (ask your guide to show them to you).

Logistics

PermitLocal guides say a guide is required for the descent, but this is not enforced by any official regulation. As of Feb 2022, entrance is 100 pesos per person, plus an optional 250 pesos per person for a guide down the waterfalls, including photos.
Distance1mi
Technical9 rappels, longest 80ft
Seasondec-mar
Vehicle accessPassenger
Coordinates22.1006, -99.1528

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