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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.

Practical info

Duration
3 hours
Entrance
Free access (parking fee possible)
This is the cost if you come on your own. On our tours, admission is already included.
Difficulty
Moderate
Hours
Daytime visit (no set hours)
Open days
Monday to Sunday
Best time of day
Mid-morning
Best season
Nov–May
Pickup
Your lodging in Xilitla or Ciudad Valles

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.

Location

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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.

How much is admission to El Trampolín (Tamasopo)?+

Admission to El Trampolín (Tamasopo) costs Free access (parking fee possible). Bringing cash is recommended just in case.

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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