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Mazamitla
Jalisco
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In the south of the state of Jalisco is a Magical Town by the name of Mazamitla.
Fresh aromas of fruit trees, incredible vistas of the Cerro del Tigre (Tiger Hill), and incomparable blue skies define it.
It is home to a wide variety of culinary marvels, and you can discover these as you stay in a rustic cabins in a revitalizing vacation.
This town is 122 km.
(75 mi.
) from Guadalajara, and belongs to the beautiful Sierra del TIgre, where it offers many sport and adventure activities.
This is a town of legends, such as the one of Miguel Hidalgo, hero of independence, offering mas to the local community of Palos Gordos as he made his way to Colima.
An oak trunk is still there, which he used as an altar.
Its peculiar stores downtown offer delectable liqueurs and fruit punches with many different flavors, like plum or blackberry, as well as dairy products like cheeses, milk candies, jams and preserves, to name a few.
All of these are made by the people of the town.
Another great part of the town is the comfortable cabins it offers, nestled in direct contact with the sierra, and inviting its guests to spend the night.
They are peaceful and are surrounded by nature.
These cabins also are home to many animal figures made with wood and pinecones from the surroundings, adding decorative touches throughout.
The natural resources of the area are carefully employed to make your experience as authentic as possible.
Infinito México recommends
The municipal park La Zanja.
This is a tree-lined space with open eating areas, playgrounds and games for children.
It is located in the more urban zone, near the Monteverde Hotel.
This is an ideal place to have a day with nature.
Not too far from La Zanja is the neighborhood of Los Cazos, where you can find a series of private cabins, as well as the Enchanted Garden, which you can walk comfortably.
You will find wooden bridges atop the peaceful flow of a brook.
As you descend a stairway leading to the forest, you will find the El Salto Waterfall, offering a beautiful natural view.
Visit the iconic architectural jewel of Mazamitla, the Parochial Church of San Cristobal, located in the Main Plaza of the town.
Built in the mid-20th century, its Eastern influences and eclectic style are immediately apparent.
You can also walk by the portals of Allende and Reforma, where you will also find the most traditional shops of the town.
Contact with nature is virtually constant in Mazamitla, and the Cerro del TIgre (TIger Hill) is an excellent place to enjoy this contact.
Situated some 2,800 meters (9,186 ft.
) above sea level, you can appreciate some incomparable views, including parts of the neighboring state of Michoacan, with towns like Valle de Juarez and El Sabino, all by the immense Chapala lagoon.
You can reach the top by hiking, on horseback, or on ATV.
Things to see and do
Hanging bridges, zip lining, rappel, climbing, paintball, scenic overlooks, hiking, ATVs, horseback, nature trails.
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Fresh aromas of fruit trees, incredible vistas of the Cerro del Tigre (Tiger Hill), and incomparable blue skies define it.
It is home to a wide variety of culinary marvels, and you can discover these as you stay in a rustic cabins in a revitalizing vacation.
This town is 122 km.
(75 mi.
) from Guadalajara, and belongs to the beautiful Sierra del TIgre, where it offers many sport and adventure activities.
This is a town of legends, such as the one of Miguel Hidalgo, hero of independence, offering mas to the local community of Palos Gordos as he made his way to Colima.
An oak trunk is still there, which he used as an altar.
Its peculiar stores downtown offer delectable liqueurs and fruit punches with many different flavors, like plum or blackberry, as well as dairy products like cheeses, milk candies, jams and preserves, to name a few.
All of these are made by the people of the town.
Another great part of the town is the comfortable cabins it offers, nestled in direct contact with the sierra, and inviting its guests to spend the night.
They are peaceful and are surrounded by nature.
These cabins also are home to many animal figures made with wood and pinecones from the surroundings, adding decorative touches throughout.
The natural resources of the area are carefully employed to make your experience as authentic as possible.
Infinito México recommends
The municipal park La Zanja.
This is a tree-lined space with open eating areas, playgrounds and games for children.
It is located in the more urban zone, near the Monteverde Hotel.
This is an ideal place to have a day with nature.
Not too far from La Zanja is the neighborhood of Los Cazos, where you can find a series of private cabins, as well as the Enchanted Garden, which you can walk comfortably.
You will find wooden bridges atop the peaceful flow of a brook.
As you descend a stairway leading to the forest, you will find the El Salto Waterfall, offering a beautiful natural view.
Visit the iconic architectural jewel of Mazamitla, the Parochial Church of San Cristobal, located in the Main Plaza of the town.
Built in the mid-20th century, its Eastern influences and eclectic style are immediately apparent.
You can also walk by the portals of Allende and Reforma, where you will also find the most traditional shops of the town.
Contact with nature is virtually constant in Mazamitla, and the Cerro del TIgre (TIger Hill) is an excellent place to enjoy this contact.
Situated some 2,800 meters (9,186 ft.
) above sea level, you can appreciate some incomparable views, including parts of the neighboring state of Michoacan, with towns like Valle de Juarez and El Sabino, all by the immense Chapala lagoon.
You can reach the top by hiking, on horseback, or on ATV.
Things to see and do
Hanging bridges, zip lining, rappel, climbing, paintball, scenic overlooks, hiking, ATVs, horseback, nature trails.
Read +
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