Hiking

Whether you prefer mountain, desert or remote beach areas, you will be rewarded with many good memories of this unique place that offers an Eden for birdwatchers and fossil hunters. Opportunities in the Capes region...
...are endless!

Within a few miles of the Los Cabos resorts you can be at 6,000 feet in the sub -alpine meadow of La Laguna. If you prefer a more challenging hiking experience, there are three east to west canyons that cross the spine of the mountain range that offer hearty nature lovers the opportunity to hike through many varied ecosystems.

Hiking is the best from November to June, when the rainy season has ended and temperatures are cool.

This rugged, beautiful part of the world will reveal fossilized shells, exposed sediments that can date back millions of years, streams and ponds, hot springs, several varieties of plants found only in this area, hundreds of bird species, cave paintings and a lot of wildlife.

We can offer you a wide variety of hiking opportunities with experienced bilingual nature guides. So make your reservation, wear your boots, carry a stick, keep your eyes open and your camera ready.

Fossil hunting

Do you believe that Baja was submerged under water? Take a close look and you will find incredible fossils and more fossils. Millions of years of prehistoric life traces. Less than a 1 hour drive north to the base of the Sierra Laguna mountains your will view peaks soaring over 6, 500 feet that were once totally submerged. They are a treasure of fossils millions of years old, wild life, culture and geologic phenomena. You can hike canyon trails the Indians walked thousands of year ago.

Expect to discover ocean fossils, birds, cold pools and hot springs, as well as a place where you will see a Cardon cactus, a palm trees and a pine trees all in the same spot. Just incredible! You will also pass through the charming oasis town of Santiago and visit a traditional Mexican pueblito downtown plaza. These hikes and walks are ideal if you want to learn about the incredible flora and fauna that makes this peninsula so unique. Come discover the essence of Baja!!!