Cañón de Santa Teresa
Available Dates
Available from October to May
Difficulty level
Moderate difficult to demanding
For people in good health, physically active and experienced in long hikes and rugged terrain with little weight to carry. Not recommended for children under 12 years old.
Duration
3 days 2 nights
- Ground transportation from San Ignacio (round trip)
- INAH permits (entry to the archaeological zone)
- Permission for the use of a photographic or video camera
- Payment of fees to CONANP for access to the protected natural area
- Local guides (Kuyimá / Rancheros)
- Camping equipment (tent for two people, light mattress, and sleeping bag)
- Mount and pack animals (mules and donkeys)
- Food service.
- Walking shoes, long pants, cap or hat
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, reusable water bottle
- Important to inform about diets and special requirements
The expedition begins at Rancho Guadalupe or at the San Francisco Lodge.
Depending on the weather, the fitness of the travelers, and the available time, up to 5 level I and II sites can be visited, according to INAH.
Expeditions can be trekking, in which case one mule is required for every three visitors.
It is necessary to sign a liability release form and fill out a medical and special needs form.
