Jorullo Bridge

Absolutely fantastic tour with fantastic guides, and incredibly beautiful mountain scenery. But, let’s clear a few things up for the next person: it is incredibly dusty and muddy, and you’re intentionally driven under a few man made sprinkler/waterfalls for the photo op, so you’ll also get a little wet. You’re riding single file on 4-wheelers or razors, and you’ll be inhaling dust the entire time. You’re given a bandana to cover your face, which helps, but expect to get really, really dirty. Do not wear anything nice. The waterfall is quite the hike down some slippery, steep stairs made of rocks, so you need to be in some kind of shape to get back up, but it’s worth the hike. There’s a quick bar stop before ending with the Jarullo Bridge, and another really good restaurant and bar at the end. The food was pretty good and not overpriced. You also get a fun tequila tasting before being taken down the mountain back to your resort. This is a must do if you’re into trail riding.