Majestic Views at Sumidero Canyon

The best

Awesome!!!!

Attention travelers (on their own) I share with you that to visit this National Park there are two ways. 1. Land route: LOS MIRADORES, if you are interested in seeing the views from above the mountain, access is through Tuxtla Gutiérrez, you have to go to the North area and go to the access to the canyon viewpoints, there is no other way in other municipalities, it is the only way to get there. You pay for an access bracelet and the cost in 2025 is $61.00 mxn, that same bracelet if you go on the river tour THE SAME day, it will serve you and will be deducted from the cost. Don't throw it away! The cost for FOREIGNERS is different. 2. Water route. BY Motor BOAT, (on the river). If the tour you are looking for is on a motor boat and on the river, you have two options; A. Go to the municipality of Osumacinta, there is a pier. Only if you have your own car it is not your best option. B. Head towards Chiapa de Corzo, there you will find several motor boat “piers” that are regularly operated by color, Amarillas (Cahuaré pier), are passing the bridge over the Grijalva River and then to the right, is the closest pier to Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Red and Green Boats are at the pier of the municipal capital in the center of Chiapa de Corzo, except that the cars do not go to the pier and you will have to park in the center and walk down the craft street until you reach the river. Blue Boats, you must go from the center to the cooperative that is near the sports area of ​​Chiapa. You will surely find the sellers with their price list and uniforms. Last recommendation. BE CAREFUL with: There is a group of boats that offer you “short” tours on the river, and also bring an awning or roof to protect you from the sun, BUT they do not make the trip to the tourist area of ​​the National Park, which is why they do not provide you with the entry bracelet. If you see that your boat does not offer you a bracelet and has an awning or roof, gentlemen, you are going to be scammed. Please be careful. They charge you almost the same as the tour but they only take you in the urban area on the river.

Great destination! Enjoyed the open trail and peaceful outdoor atmosphere.

An impressive natural place, you can see it at the viewpoints or take a boat ride on the Grijalva River. Rock walls up to a kilometer high can be seen. You can see local fauna, such as crocodiles and spider monkeys. A fee of $60 pesos is paid for nationals for the right to be in this natural park. A separate cost is the boat ride that lasts approximately two hours. It is recommended to use sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from the sun. Also water to hydrate you