ARCOS DEL SITIO y Elevaciones y Vuelos en Globo - Carretera estatal a Arcos Del Sitio

Lovely views, although it's a bit painful to arrive to the spot. Wear sunscreen and bring water with you. Another word of caution. You need a bit of cardio resistance to make the whole circuit and really get to experience the archs from every perspective.

Kind of far from anywhere you travel from, the commun areas are cleaned and kind of new. Highly recommended for a pick nick getaway place.

Pretty surreal experience and you can go down to the small river at the bottom to take a look around. Unlike other older structures you're actually allowed to walk across it as well, so long as you don't sit or lean on the edges.

Love the feel of AWAY FROM THE CITY .. if you go all the way up there you might as well zipline. Not much more to do.

This is a beautiful place, and so full of history. You can take a little walk that loops around the arches so you see them from different angles, there are zip lines along the way if you are interested in that kind of activity. Although it’s quite far from Mexico City and the drive out is VERY rough (pot holes for days), this is truly a lovely spot. There are also some great little food spots here, easy access to bathrooms, and horse rides!

Nothing was open while I was there but the aquaduct and the park itself were nice.

Epic place .. safe and great atmosphere Family friendly and truly stressless views .. the arches are beautiful and very walkable and so many bbq location Inerrancy is 40 per person and 30 for car park and it’s just couple of hours from Mexico City You can experience cable crossing and sounds of the revue surly relaxing Btw.. there is place for camping and toilets are not bad at all as well as you can rent cabins just they are a bit dated (not sure about their prices) Can’t recommend it enough for a lovely weekend visit

Arcos del Sitio is a gem hidden from the city noises yet it is reminiscent of an age where nature and human life must get along together. It has a wide variety of activities (horse riding, zip lining, paintball, 4x4 motorbikes, swimming, etc.), from time to time there're some special events for classic cars, air balloons and more. There's plenty of Mexican food and dessert on the restaurant area and nearby places (cheap if you come from the city food pricing), and you can even bring your own food for the multiple grill areas the place offers (the real touch of nature, beautiful views). Accessibility gets quite difficult because the place itself is a hill and the aqueduct isn't wide enough, the hanging bridges can be tricky, and there's a river on the bottom of the route that can be dry on spring ending or full on summer endings and there's no bridge just the fun of rock paths. Bathrooms are way to distanced, and you must not relay on then to be open all time or having toilet paper. The place changes as the seasons, the gorgeous greens on summer ending, the golden, dry and windy feel of winter, the flower paths during rainy season (The best season, the ethereal force of nature). Perfect for landscape photography or even editorial sessions. It's just one of those places that remains constant at giving you the feel of peace, yet there's always surprises for the upcoming returning.