Huasca de Ocampo attractions

You will explore the mountain around Huasca de Ocampo, the first magical town in Mexico, and its scenic attractions. Along the way you will visit Peña del Aire, a spot inside the reserve where an extreme swing and a range of other adrenaline activities are available. The tour highlights the beautiful landscapes of the area and gives you chances to experience a few high‑adrenaline moments against impressive mountain views. After a burst of adrenaline, you will sample artisan products made in the local community. Tastings typically include jams, cajetas, chocolates, sauces and other handmade goods prepared by local producers. This combination of outdoor thrills and local flavours makes for a memorable outing to share with family, your partner or friends in Huasca de Ocampo.

A stay at a Mexican hacienda will immerse you in a blend of history, culture and natural beauty. You will explore colonial architecture and learn about the property's historical significance as you move through its grounds. Along the way, scenic rides across the estate will show you the landscape that shaped hacienda life. Riding horses is a traditional activity here and will evoke the routines of hacienda owners and workers from centuries past. Meals are also part of the experience: you will taste traditional meals that reflect the local culinary heritage and a farm-to-table approach. Together, the architecture, rides and food will give you a clear sense of the hacienda’s past and its ongoing connection with the land.

You’ll be guided by riders who have more than ten years’ mountain biking experience. You’ll explore a selection of unique routes and trails they know well, chosen for their interest and variety rather than as a strict itinerary. As you move through the trail network, you’ll follow lines picked from long experience on local singletrack and backcountry paths. You’ll ride routes that reflect the guides’ familiarity with the area and benefit from their practical knowledge of where to go for a rewarding ride. Along the way you’ll hear about the region’s history. That knowledge comes from research carried out as a thesis in anthropology, so you’ll be offered informed context about the site as you ride. The combination of experienced riders and researched local history will give you both an engaging riding experience and a deeper sense of place.