Muleback Riding Tour

This is a mule riding tour through the Sierra Madre mountains, in an area of varied plants and wildlife. The listing places it along the Cuale River and lists a total duration of 150 minutes, of which the main riding and river segment takes about 120 minutes.

Expert guides accompany the group and tell the story of the place known as the Tiger Cave, which you cross on the way. The route follows the natural setting in the heart of the river, with chances to take photos along the trail.

The ride ends at El Salto, described as a natural pool where you can stop for a refreshing swim. After a relaxed break, the group starts the return journey. The listing describes the route as a gradual shift from exploring the mountains to riding along the riverbank of the Cuale.

This tour is meant for people who want a mix of nature and activity without needing to be experienced riders, although the listing does not say anything about riding experience. It is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers or those with poor cardiovascular health, and it is described as suitable for all physical fitness levels.

Note that the listing is inconsistent about a few practical points. The inclusions mention transport service, a tequila tour and tasting, and a welcome drink with seasonal fruit and a domestic drink (beer or soft drink), while the exclusions say that transportation to and from the meeting point is not covered. Water during the excursion and a bilingual guide are included. Lunch, drinks, tips, souvenirs and photos are not. Confirm transportation and what is included when you book. The listing does not give a meeting point.