Cañón de la Zorra

$200 pesos per person but so worth it. Just a short 10 minute hike, the path is clearly guided. There is a restaurant on site but it wasn’t open during our visit. There were goats, and sheep’s and turtles! We mostly went for the waterfall, arrived on a Wednesday mid week and it was a great time.

Be sure to go to the very end, you think you have arrived but keep driving. The next door neighbor is trying to steal the business and has build a man made hot tub down stream . For the authentic natural experience , visit the one located at very end of the road . Cost is 160 pesos or if you have wristband from other visits like the waterfall , you get credit here. The short walk takes you thru picnic sites and over two wooden walkways to a super cool natural hot springs. Against the wall is the warmest spot There is also a large biddy of cold water w a sandy beach just upstream. Be sure to check that out too. This is worth the somewhat treacherous drive , even if you have a standard rental car.

Beautiful location! We stayed overnight at sol de mayo and hiked and swam 😍. If you stay at the ranch they give you wristband that cover this area and it’s so close to the waterfall that you can make multiple trips here in a day. And come weekday and you’ll have the place to yourself 😍

Ah! Such an enjoyable hike to this place which is also known as fox canyon. If you want to enjoy some quiet time then recommend reaching at around 11am on a weekday. The hike needs good hiking boots and it can be really sunny so carry a hat and load up on water and sunscreen. We saw some folks jump into the deeper end and it looked super fun after a hot hike to the spot. Pristine water, take a dip and have little fish come tickle your feet! We came here with a guide in a jeep and I see the need for one. If you can get through a guide, that’s likely ideal!

This place is totally awesome. A short 5mind hike from the national park .. down a steep stairs and you will reach this fresh waterfall. 1/3 of it is under 6ft deep.. then a steel drop. A great area for jumping down short or high rocks. You can also join resort tours and drive a UTV (Utility terrain vehicle) through the desert .. the experience is awesome.. zip through soft sand, rivers, regular sand road. A great family tour or bachelors party excursion. (Hint, dare the bachelor to jump down the waterfall)

The best thing I've ever done in Cabo, go early to beat the crowds. We rented a car instead of booking a tour and that helped us arrive early. We ended up having the place to ourselves for a couple hours before the crowds showed up . The water is cool and refreshing, best for warm to hot days. The waterfall is powerful, I wasn't able to get under it because of the current, but it was fun trying . It says no diving but I did and it was fun, my only advice is to look before you leap. I did a little diving to check depths before I jumped in.

Wonderful experience! The hike to the waterfall from the ecological center is not too long but it is very steep. Probably a 20 minute walk down with a series of long steps carved into the cliff. The water is cool and unbelievably clear. After swimming and exploring a while we walked up the steps and over to the longer trail that circles up to the pools that feed into the waterfall. We had this area all to ourselves. It was such a peaceful oasis. The trail to the pools is covered in loose sand/rock so you may slide a little. Just remember to keep your hands at your side and don't grab onto a cactus when you start to slide. Lesson learned the hard way.

This was the highlight of our Cabo trip. Getting there: It’s 44 K from SJDC, take the Santiago exit, after crossing the arroyo take an immediate right, the next interception at the signs take the middle dirt road, at the top of the climb go .2 miles and take another right at the next set of signs, follow the road past the second cattle-guard and take an immediate right, and follow it till you get to the parking area. It’s doable in a car with two hill’s that you will want a mild run on the way back. The hike: after paying admission ($8 or $150 pesos) we then hiked to the lower pool at the falls then back to the upper pools to above the falls . All together it was 1.5 miles and 450 feet of climbing and descending each way. The experience: The water was refreshing and the scenery was amazing.

$200 pesos per person but so worth it. Just a short 10 minute hike, the path is clearly guided. There is a restaurant on site but it wasn’t open during our visit. There were goats, and sheep’s and turtles! We mostly went for the waterfall, arrived on a Wednesday mid week and it was a great time.

Be sure to go to the very end, you think you have arrived but keep driving. The next door neighbor is trying to steal the business and has build a man made hot tub down stream . For the authentic natural experience , visit the one located at very end of the road . Cost is 160 pesos or if you have wristband from other visits like the waterfall , you get credit here. The short walk takes you thru picnic sites and over two wooden walkways to a super cool natural hot springs. Against the wall is the warmest spot There is also a large biddy of cold water w a sandy beach just upstream. Be sure to check that out too. This is worth the somewhat treacherous drive , even if you have a standard rental car.

Beautiful location! We stayed overnight at sol de mayo and hiked and swam 😍. If you stay at the ranch they give you wristband that cover this area and it’s so close to the waterfall that you can make multiple trips here in a day. And come weekday and you’ll have the place to yourself 😍

Ah! Such an enjoyable hike to this place which is also known as fox canyon. If you want to enjoy some quiet time then recommend reaching at around 11am on a weekday. The hike needs good hiking boots and it can be really sunny so carry a hat and load up on water and sunscreen. We saw some folks jump into the deeper end and it looked super fun after a hot hike to the spot. Pristine water, take a dip and have little fish come tickle your feet! We came here with a guide in a jeep and I see the need for one. If you can get through a guide, that’s likely ideal!

This place is totally awesome. A short 5mind hike from the national park .. down a steep stairs and you will reach this fresh waterfall. 1/3 of it is under 6ft deep.. then a steel drop. A great area for jumping down short or high rocks. You can also join resort tours and drive a UTV (Utility terrain vehicle) through the desert .. the experience is awesome.. zip through soft sand, rivers, regular sand road. A great family tour or bachelors party excursion. (Hint, dare the bachelor to jump down the waterfall)

The best thing I've ever done in Cabo, go early to beat the crowds. We rented a car instead of booking a tour and that helped us arrive early. We ended up having the place to ourselves for a couple hours before the crowds showed up . The water is cool and refreshing, best for warm to hot days. The waterfall is powerful, I wasn't able to get under it because of the current, but it was fun trying . It says no diving but I did and it was fun, my only advice is to look before you leap. I did a little diving to check depths before I jumped in.

Wonderful experience! The hike to the waterfall from the ecological center is not too long but it is very steep. Probably a 20 minute walk down with a series of long steps carved into the cliff. The water is cool and unbelievably clear. After swimming and exploring a while we walked up the steps and over to the longer trail that circles up to the pools that feed into the waterfall. We had this area all to ourselves. It was such a peaceful oasis. The trail to the pools is covered in loose sand/rock so you may slide a little. Just remember to keep your hands at your side and don't grab onto a cactus when you start to slide. Lesson learned the hard way.

This was the highlight of our Cabo trip. Getting there: It’s 44 K from SJDC, take the Santiago exit, after crossing the arroyo take an immediate right, the next interception at the signs take the middle dirt road, at the top of the climb go .2 miles and take another right at the next set of signs, follow the road past the second cattle-guard and take an immediate right, and follow it till you get to the parking area. It’s doable in a car with two hill’s that you will want a mild run on the way back. The hike: after paying admission ($8 or $150 pesos) we then hiked to the lower pool at the falls then back to the upper pools to above the falls . All together it was 1.5 miles and 450 feet of climbing and descending each way. The experience: The water was refreshing and the scenery was amazing.