Mexico Walking Tours & Trips

Walk the cobblestone streets of San Juan Chamula to see its whitewashed cathedral, where pine scent and candlelight fill the air during Tzotzil Maya rituals. Later, hike to Chiapas' turquoise waterfalls and swim in natural pools surrounded by rainforest, then head to Palenque.

Start at Mexico City's Plaza of the Three Cultures, then head to Teotihuacan to climb the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon. Walk through Querétaro's UNESCO-listed cobblestone streets and see its 18th-century aqueduct, then stroll Puebla's colonial center to check out the Renaissance cathedral.

Trek the cobblestone streets of UNESCO-listed Guanajuato and take a cable car up to El Pípila for great panoramic views across this hillside colonial city. Walk through Morelia's historic centre to see the pink stone Cathedral and Plaza de Armas, then head to Lake Cuitzeo at Cuitzeo del Porvenir.

Cycle 15 miles through agave fields from Santa Maria del Tule to Hierve el Agua's petrified waterfall, with mezcal tastings at a traditional farm on the way. A guided tour takes you through UNESCO-listed Monte Albán, then you'll bike between cenotes near Merida for jungle swims and trek through Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve by boat.

Walk village-to-village through the Sierra Norte Mountains, covering 6-12 km daily along the Cipriano Cabrera trail from Benito Juarez to La Neveria and Latuvi, where Zapotec communities share their highland traditions. Head to the Mirador and Hanging Bridge for views of Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's highest volcano at 3,100 meters, then join hands-on workshops making pulque and tepache with local families.

Trek village to village through Pueblos Mancomunados, covering 6.5 to 13 km daily on the Cipriano Cabrera trail from Benito Juarez to La Neveria and Latuvi, with climbs up to 3,100 meters. Take the Path of the Gods trail to Mirador and Hanging Bridge for great views of Pico de Orizaba volcano.