For those who like to admire beautiful natural scenery, in the surrounding areas of Morelia you can go horseback riding along the shores of lakes or rivers. If you’re looking for something more adventurous, you can descend down a steep cliff, climb a high mountain or explore an amazing cave. In short, you’ll always find the ideal spot to enjoy your favorite recreational activity.

Cerro Hueco – Located in Quiroga, 48 km (30 mi) northeast of Morelia off Highway 15. This protected area is known as an ideal location to go cave diving. Nearby, you’ll find adventures in marvelous caves just waiting to be explored.

Parque Nacional Jose Maria Morelos – Located 26 km (16 mi) east of Morelia off Highway 15. The rich ecosystem in this park’s 4,324-hectare (10,680-acre) pine and Encino oak forest invites you to take a long horseback ride and take in the unforgettable scenery of this natural area.

Peña Blanca – Located in Charo, 24 km (15 mi) northeast of Morelia off Highway 126. On the outskirts of the town you’ll find Peña Blanca, an ideal spot for rock climbing and rappelling. The large rock formations that you’ll see here present quite an exciting and entertaining challenge for climbers.

Cuto de la Esperanza – Take the Tacicuaro turnoff, which is 18 km (11 mi) northeast of Morelia off Highway 15. This is the ideal destination for cave diving. Here you’ll find the Grutas de la Escalera, a spectacular rock formation that provides a true challenge for thrill-seekers.

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