
Official bookingRiver ParkRiver Park: ATV to Jorullo Bridge and Mirador de Cristal
Ride through the Sierra Madre on an ATV along dirt roads, crossing rivers and climbing hills.
See options & experienceAbout River Park: ATV to Jorullo Bridge and Mirador de Cristal
The experience
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What's included?
Included
- Guided semi-automatic ATV ride
- Bilingual guide
- Safety gear
- Non-alcoholic welcome drink
- Tequila tasting
- Lockers
- Optional round-trip transportation from the city
Not included
- ATV collision insurance (paid on arrival)
- Souvenirs, photos, and food
- Tips
What to expect
Departure and welcome — You arrive at the starting point at River Park. You receive your welcome drink and safety instructions from your bilingual guide. Departures are available throughout the day.
ATV ride — You ride your off-road ATV along dirt and jungle trails, crossing rivers and climbing hills through the Sierra Madre.
Jorullo Bridge — You cross the Jorullo Bridge, the world's longest vehicular suspension bridge, with views of the bay, and make a scenic stop by the river.
Mirador de Cristal — You visit the Mirador de Cristal Jorullo Point, a glass platform suspended over the canyon. Note that socks are required to access the viewpoint.
Tasting and return — You wrap up the adventure with a tequila tasting before returning to the starting point.
Good to know
- Light clothing and closed-toe comfortable shoes
- Mosquito repellent
- Extra change of clothes or swimwear
- Socks (required for the Mirador de Cristal)
- Valid driver's license to drive
- Extra cash for souvenirs, photos, and food
- Minimum age to drive: 18 years with a valid license.
- Minimum age as a passenger: 6 years.
- Maximum weight per ATV: 150 kg / 330 lb.
- For safety, pregnant women and people with asthma, heart conditions, or back problems cannot participate.
- Participation under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not allowed.
- A collision insurance fee per ATV is charged on arrival and is non-refundable.
- Socks are required for the Mirador de Cristal.
- For safety, drivers are not recommended to hold a camera while riding.