Going Barefoot Mexico

Going Barefoot Mexico is a network of regionalized hostels that have been connected in order to organize ecotourism trips for young people in the “Mochilazo” style. strong>” throughout theMexican Republic, always in a safe and economical way.

Among the activities that this entrepreneurial group organizes, it offers you the possibility of:

- Take Walking and Hiking Routes: Reach the top of Iztaccihuatl, a route to one of the highest peaks in the country that is more than 5 thousand meters above sea level.

-Kayak Rapids: In Tlapacoyan, Veracruz, start an excursion through the fastest rivers you have ever seen, where you will descend between rocks and waterfalls.

- “Over the clouds”: Canyoning tour to Cuetzalan, Puebla, Pueblo Mágico where you will discover grottoes, caves, pools of water and waterfalls.

- “The ride to the Top”: Mountain biking route that goes from Nevado de Toluca to Valle de Bravo.

In Going Barefoot Mexico, you will not only find adventure athletes, but you will meet truly passionate people about our country, its beauty and its nature. Their trips are designed to enjoy the landscapes of every corner of the Republic.

If you like Mountain Biking, the adventure sports agency Going Barefoot Mexico organizes excursions guided by true professionals.

His most important bicycle expedition is a route that goes from Nevado de Toluca to Valle de Bravo, in the State of Mexico.

Going Barefoot Mexico is a group of fans of adventure sports and backpacking style excursions. They truly believe in the natural beauty of our country and organize their excursions and adventures throughout the length and breadth of our country.

Discover on your bike the impressive landscapes of the Nevado de Toluca and discover in this adventure on wheels places such as the Pico del Fraile, the Pico del Águila, the slopes of the Oruga or the Escorpión, the Paso del Quetzal, Cerro Mamelón and Cerro Prieto.

In Valle de Bravo discover the waterfalls ofVelo de Novia and Avándaro, and admire the views of the valley from theMirador in Monte Alto.

Are you young, are you looking for an affordable excursion, do you want adventure and go out to see Mexico with a backpack on your shoulder? NowGoing Barefoot Mexico can help you.

If you are looking for a high mountain excursion to the peak of Iztaccihuatl, GBM offers you a two-day guided expedition to “La Mujer Dormida”, the third largest volcano high of Mexico.

Leaving from Mexico City, the tour begins in “La Joya” and advances to the first mountain refuge in a 5-hour walk with 3 lunch breaks. The next day, at dawn you will be reaching the summit at more than 5 thousand meters above sea level, and then continue climbing to a second glacial peak.

The package includes round-trip transportation to La Joya, entrance to the park, a tent, water, snacks, mountain meals, camprones and ice axe. However, you have to bring all your personal equipment (slepping bag, flashlight, etc.) yourself.

Going Barefoot Mexico organizes a 5-day canyoneering excursion in Cuetzalan, state of Puebla.

This trip is a complete expedition that involves:

- Visit the Magical Town of Cuetzalan, located in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, to learn about the traditions and customs of this indigenous town.

- Visit to the Yohualichan Totonac Archaeological Zone.

- Nothing in its streams, pools of water and springs.

- Descend canyoning through its waterfalls, underground rivers, chimneys and dry caves.

Going Barefoot Mexico is anetwork of adventure athletesand nature lovers who organize “Backpack” style excursions, always thinking in that they not only have to be economical but also safe.

This package includes food, the camping area or hostel, specialized guides, all safety equipment and entrance fees to the Park.

Live the adventure of traveling fast rivers in Kayak with Going Barefoot Mexico. This network of adventure athletes and expert “backpackers” offer you a guided excursion to Tlapacoyan, Veracruz, to descend the Filobobos River.

This tour is 4 days, and you will row approximately 25 km. starting from the community of Puente Filo to the La Palmilla bridge.

The trip leaves Mexico City until reaching the river camp in the municipality of Tlapacoyan. There the tents will be set up, to have dinner and wake up early the next day.

Now ready for the kayak, the first part of theinstruction consists of controlling the paddling and direction of the boat, to later teach how to descend fast rivers.

Once the instruction is finished, on the last day there will be two descents: one panoramic to admire the landscape and another fun in rapids to Put into practice everything you learned the day before.

Don't miss this opportunity, and get to know theVeracruz Tropical Rainforest and theRapid “El Frijolares” with Going Barefoot Mexico.