Mirador Independencia Park — Attraction in Jalisco

Parqué Mirador is a magnificent park with a grand entrance, once inside the first thing you come upon is a statue of Miguel Hidalgo the father of the independence of Mexico. The statue sits on top of a tiny green knoll, and behind it lies the walkway to the lookout. The walkway to the lookout itself is lined with these gorgeous green trees that give off lots of shade. Once at the lookout you will be treated with glorious views of the canyon, there you will see the awesome power of nature. Here the earth has been pushed up and a river has carved a deep canyon. Sitting at about 5000 feet the gaps between the canyons are impressive and if you keep your eyes open you might even spot an Iguana. People of all ages come to enjoy the park, it's a wonderful place to bring the family or that special someone the views are breath taking, there are restrooms and also...

Finally went back to that park that Id used to go when I was a kid , in my memories the park was very nice with lots of clean green grass and awesome views of the canyon, was a very beautiful park, now it looks very abandoned, the entrance isn't regulated by any means, no entrance tickets, no person supervising who's getting in, so ive came across a very drugged guy who tried to sell me something ,im very disappointed, at that point surely isn't safe anymore , the view is still impressive but to hang out around there, isn't worth it, hopefully one day they take care of it again and make it a nice familiar park again because it has...

The best place in the city to do hiking, best season to visit it's in summer after the first rains after everything become green and the sky get blue. At a normal pace, it would take you around 45 minutes to go downhill and reach the historical bridge, and going uphill would take you around 1:15 hours. Definitely a challenging experience you have to try at least once if you live in the city, or if you spend more than 2 weeks in Guadalajara as a tourist and you love nature...