Great hiking trail to the waterfall. However, this is a challenging trail, be prepared for a steep hike down to the fall. Make sure to have good hiking shoes and walking poles.

I've visited several camping sites on the region and this one is now within my top 3. Camping area is clean and well maintained, you'll enjoy some grass, flowers and fruit trees. All of the spaces are properly signaled. There is a neat area with eating space and 2 sinks for you to be able to wash dishes. There are 7 clean bathroom stalls per gender and also 7 shower stalls per gender, these are kept stocked with soap and toilet paper, camping price for 2 adults was $380 Pesos which is average. Mr. José who is in charge of the grounds was really friendly and offered firewood for extra price, we did not buy any since we'd brought our own.you are able to see some fireflies at night and the place felt secure. Will definitely come back to Ecopark Tapalpa.

I love coming up here and seeing the bright blue skies of Jalisco. Tapalpa is high in altitude and surrounded by forest. The church uses all different types of wood, cedar, oak ect. They have a nice display inside the church where you can see all the types of wood the use.

(Translated by Google) Do you already know the fountain (which is just a few steps from the church) and its legend? It is said that if you go to the fountain, you must do so in silence and without criticizing anyone, otherwise you would turn into one of those vipers. I'll tell you about it. On one of the corners of Morelos and Vicente Guerrero streets, three blocks from the main square of the magical town of Tapalpa, is the Pila de las Culebras (Snake Fountain), a stone fountain carved with four serpents with forked tongues. It is said that, at the end of the 19th century, four women lived in Tapalpa: María Teresa, María Eduviges, María Esmeralda, and María Amaranta. They were gossips and were known as the "Marías Lenguas" (Tongue-Tongued Marys), because they would gather at the fountain to gossip and excessively "vibe" at their neighbors. One day, an Otomi witch doctor named Macario passed by the friends' meeting place. Overhearing them gossiping, he warned them that if they continued like this, they would suffer the consequences, and he himself would turn them into what they had always been: "vipers." Of course, the four laughed out loud, mocked, and insulted the witch doctor. The next day, Macario went to drink some water from the fountain, but the gossips were there again, mockingly shouting at him: "Macario, weren't you going to turn us into vipers?" Angrily, he cast a spell in the Otomi language. The women began to convulse and gradually turned into snakes, which were permanently petrified in the stone basin. (Original) Ya conoces la pila (que está a pocos pasos de la iglesia )y su leyenmda? Se dice que si acudes a la fuente, debes hacerlo en silencio y sin criticar a nadie, pues de lo contrario te convertirías en una víbora de esas. Te la cuento En una de las esquinas del cruce de las calles Morelos y Vicente Guerrero, a 3 calles de la plaza principal del pueblo mágico de Tapalpa, se encuentra la Pila de las Culebras, una fuente de piedra que tiene labradas 4 serpientes con lenguas bífidas. Se dice que, a finales del siglo XIX, en Tapalpa vivían 4 mujeres: María Teresa, María Eduviges, María Esmeralda y María Amaranta. Eran comadres, y se les conocía como las ‘Marías Lenguas’, debido a que se reunían en la fuente para chismear y ‘viborear’ desmedidamente a sus vecinos. Un día, un brujo otomí, llamado Macario, pasó por aquel punto de encuentro de aquellas amigas. Al escucharlas en pleno chisme, les advirtió que de seguir así, pagarían las consecuencias y él mismo las convertiría en lo que siempre han sido: ‘unas víboras'. Por supuesto, las 4 rieron a carcajadas, se burlaron e insultaron al brujo. Al otro día, Macario fue a tomar un poco de agua de la fuente, pero, otra vez, ahí estaban las comadres, quienes, a manera de burla, le gritaron: ‘¡Macario, ¿no que nos ibas a convertir en víboras?!’ Enojado, lanzó un conjuro en lengua otomí. Las mujeres empezaron a convulsionar y poco a poco se convirtieron en serpientes, las cuales quedaron petrificadas permanentemente en la pila de piedra.

It's 15 mins drive from the town of Tapalpa a magical ljttle village on 2200m above sea level. The cabañas are cozy and with quiet birds chirping surroundings. And for tge paraglider livers is a perfect spot to bring your glider there or go for a tandem flight

Fun and adventurous. Quads seem in good shape 😉

(Translated by Google) For years this basin was a drinking place for pack animals that carried medicinal supplies and other products on the way to Sayula. After work they met to drink pulque in Doña Mica's cantina. On one occasion Don Bartolo accused Don Fulgencio of having stolen a mule from him. And once they were taken, Don Fulgencio grabbed Bartolo to death and it is said that from that day on the water turned red. This is the legend that we read in front of this very well-kept fountain of red water. A very pleasant walk, of course I recommend it. HAVE A GOOD TRIP !!!!! (Original) Por años está pila fue bebedero para animales de carga que llevaban reductos medicinales y otros productos camino a Sayula, después del trabajo se reunían a tomar pulque en la cantina de Doña Mica, en una ocasión Don Bartolo acusó a Don Fulgencio de haberle Robado una mula y ya tomados Don Fulgencio agarro a Bartolo hasta matarlo y se cuenta que desde ese día el agua se pintó de rojo. Esta es la leyenda que leímos frente a esta pila muy bien cuidada y de agua roja. Un paseo muy agradable, claro que lo recomiendo. BUEN VIAJE !!!!!

(Translated by Google) It was an unforgettable experience! Carlos is an expert pilot, very professional and friendly. He explained to us patiently and with a lot of knowledge and thanks to him we had a unique experience! It was super fun and nothing to be afraid of. Thank you (Original) Fue una experiencia inolvidable! Carlos es un piloto experto, muy profesional y amable. Nos explico con paciencia y con mucho conocimiento y gracias a él tuvimos una experiencia única! Fue super divertido y nada de que temer. Gracias