Peña de Bernal — Attraction in Querétaro

Firstly this is an awesome place and must visit for anyone visiting Querétaro. We went on Sunday, I think the better way to go to this place is taking a bus, it goes every hour in "Flecha azul, section B, each ticket is 64 pesos and it it's 1 hour 15 minutes to get there. The challenge is that, bus leaves when it's full. So please be patient and there is a set time but rarely followed. Other option is pay a tour but it costs 800-1000 per person. Once you get there you walk to the first point and takes about 40 minutes. Then we paid 30 pesos per person and you are allowed to get further , the next climb takes 40 min to get to the top, some parts were difficult, it can be hands and knees crawling to get to the top. Always wear comfortable shoes and clothes for the climb. After climbing we went to the small downtown area. This is one that you cannot miss. It is on way down to catch return bus. Last bus is at 6 pm, there is another final bus at 8 pm to get back to Querétaro. On the streets there's some bread seller we tried mazapán bread, it was...

It was such a great and wonderful experience I loved the people there because they are so nice and friendly. The store at the place was AMAZING JOSE WAS A GREAT DISHWASHER good LORD LORDLY LORD without that man Lord knows where that place would be because i feel that he is the reason why i saw the attraction. the rock was cool i felt that it was a great natural rock. DID YOU KNOW THAT IT IS THE 7th LARGEST ROCK IN THE WORLD THAT BLEW MY MIND, LIKE WHO CAN SAY THAT THEY HAVE SEEN THE 7th LARGEST ROCK IN THE WORLD WELL I CAN AND YOU PROBABLY CANT OK SO I REALLY RECOMMEND IT IF YOU HAVENT SEEN IT OK FIGHT ME WHAY YOU GONNA FINNA DO PULL UP OK BRING THE 9 AND THE 8 AND WELL SCREW IT BRING ALL THE NUMBERS OK CAUSE I AINT AFRAID MY JIT OK YEAH IM REALLY GANGSTER STRAIGHT FROM THE PROJECT I GOT A COUPLE BANDS AND/OR RACKS OK SO YOU FINNA BETTER NOT MESS WITH ME IM THE ALPHA YOURE THE WEAK ONE STREET FROM THE STREETS OF...

This is a great weekend get away. It is a little bit of a tourist trap but has a short fun hike to lookout point overlooking the town. You can arrange for a more technical climb to the very top by asking around in town. We had a blast but we definitely came over prepared. I recommend good hiking shoes but I saw plenty of people wearing common tennis shoes. If it rains, the slick rock can be very slippery due to the tourists tracking the clay up the rock. They tend to let too many people up and narrow trail can become congested leaving a potential for slips and falls as people become impatient and anxious looking for other routes to by-pass the foot traffic. Beat the heat and go early. The caseta opens at 8:00am and charges 30 MXN per person. Very fun...