In Atizapan, "Place in the white water or scam" is the Parque de los Ciervos, a small zoo in which these ruminant mammals are exhibited, whose main physical characteristic is a branched antler that is renewed every year.
This small place was created to provide security and care to this species in danger of extinction due to human hunting, since its antlers are useful to make some artisan products
The prevailing climate in this recreational center is temperate semi-humid, with little rainfall. Frosts fall and lower temperatures occur in December and January.
The flora is made up of eucalyptus forests, although in the Parque de los Ciervos there are walnut trees, cedars and other species. The fauna is mainly composed of rabbit and squirrel. In the Parque de los Ciervos there are suitable spaces for a pleasant picnic.
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Take the North Peripheral Ring until you find Av. Paseo Lomas Verdes, a path that after crossing the Madín dam becomes Vía Jorge Jiménez Cantú, which will take you to this park.
