El Trampolín (Tamasopo)
Tamasopo · Nature
A free, public stretch of the Agua Buena River with turquoise water, mini waterfalls, pools and ropes in the trees to jump into the water.
We don't visit El Trampolín (Tamasopo) on a tour, but we operate in the same area — we can combine it:
Water Route — Puente de Dios & Tamasopo Waterfalls · $1,500 MXN per person · Free cancellation 48 h before
Practical info
Good to know
This is NOT the paid 'Cascadas de Tamasopo' park. There are no formal lifeguards: check the depth before jumping. Muddy, slippery ground. Wear a life vest.
How to get there
~1 h–1 h 15 from Ciudad Valles; ~4–5 km from downtown Tamasopo on the road to Agua Buena
What to bring
- · swimsuit
- · water shoes
- · life vest
- · cash
Did you know?
- · It's a free stretch of the Agua Buena river, not the paid Cascadas de Tamasopo park.
- · The spot runs about 2 km along the river.
Frequently asked questions
Is El Trampolín the same as the Tamasopo Waterfalls?+
No. El Trampolín is a free, public stretch of the Agua Buena river; the Cascadas de Tamasopo are a separate paid park. It's the most common mix-up visitors make.
Is there an entrance fee at El Trampolín (Tamasopo)?+
Free access (parking fee possible) at El Trampolín (Tamasopo).
How do I get to El Trampolín (Tamasopo) from Ciudad Valles?+
~1 h–1 h 15 from Ciudad Valles; ~4–5 km from downtown Tamasopo on the road to Agua Buena. The destination is in Tamasopo, San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
What time of year is best to visit El Trampolín (Tamasopo)?+
The best season to visit El Trampolín (Tamasopo) is Nov–May. The best time of day to arrive is Mid-morning to make the most of the experience.
How much time do you need to tour El Trampolín (Tamasopo)?+
Plan about 3 hours to enjoy El Trampolín (Tamasopo) at a relaxed pace. The site is open Daytime visit (no set hours) (Monday to Sunday).
What should you bring to visit El Trampolín (Tamasopo)?+
To visit El Trampolín (Tamasopo) we recommend bringing: swimsuit, water shoes, life vest, cash. Important: This is NOT the paid 'Cascadas de Tamasopo' park. There are no formal lifeguards: check the depth before jumping. Muddy, slippery ground. Wear a life vest.
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