Chapuland · Your forest, your plans.
Third Section: the reserve
243.90 hectares · 137.71 ha of ravines · Protected Natural Area since 1992 · open 24 hours · pets allowed
The least known and quietest section. No museums, no restaurants: trails, ravines, lookouts, picnics and the urban culture of PARCUR.
243.9 haArea
24 horas, 365 díasGeneral hours
AbiertaMondays
SíPets
Charrería; PARCUR/Colegio de ArquitectosCablebús
Don't miss
- PARCUR, Urban Culture Park. Skateboarding, BMX and roller skating in the old Atlantis and El Rollo pools, street-art walls, free workshops (Tue-Sun 2:00-5:00 pm) and fairs like Fayuca. Tue-Sun 5:00 am-6:00 pm.
- Dolores Lookout. A former dump turned viewpoint; the best sunset in the forest.
- Clausell Forest. Picnic areas and trails.
- Barrilaco Ravine (27.4 ha) and the Snakes and Ladders circuit for mountain biking and trail running.
- Cri-Cri Park. Playground and skating rink for kids.
- Dolores Civil Cemetery and the Rotunda of Illustrious Persons (1882), with the Memorial Walk open 24 hours.
- Mexico City Equestrian Center. Horse riding and archery on 40 hectares (Tue-Sun 9:00 am-4:00 pm).
- Constituyentes Charro Arena and Alfonso Reyes Forum, by schedule.
Where to eat
No permanent restaurants: bring a picnic to Clausell Forest or eat in the Second Section, one cable car stop away.
Getting there
Cablebús Line 3 Charrería and PARCUR/Colegio de Arquitectos stations; Av. Constituyentes.
Tips
- It's a protected area: stay on the trails and take your trash with you.
- Uneven terrain in the ravines; not the section for strollers.
- Ideal for those who "already know Chapultepec" and want something new.
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