It is part of the Ajusco Chichinautzin Biological Corridor, and is a reserve destined to preserve the genetic code of the species that inhabit it, in order to protect their life.
Coordinates: It is northwest of the state of Morelos and the southwestern part of the State of Mexico.
Treasures: It is part of the Ajusco Chichinautzin Biological Corridor, and is a reserve destined to preserve the genetic code of the species that inhabit it, in order to protect their life. It is also a great producer of oxygen and rainwater collector for Mexico City. and Morelos. It has beautiful coniferous forests and creates a green barrier that limits the expansion of the D.F. and Cuernavaca. More than 700 species of terrestrial plants and 68 aquatic plants live here, some of them endemic such as the Teporingo and the Zempoala axolotl.
How to get there: From the D.F., exit the highway or the free Mexico-Cuernavaca highway, get to Tres Marías, there turn off to the town of Huitzilac, then continue towards Toluca and it is 15 km away.
How to enjoy it: At the Visitor Center you can receive information about ecotourism; it is an ideal site for outdoor activities such as hiking, bird watching and mountain biking. It has typical restaurants serving quesadillas and trout from the region.
