Hiking In Los Cabos

Winter is the best time of year for a good desert hike in Los Cabos. With its cool temperatures and abundance of native wildlife, Baja California Sur offers an ideal hiking experience regardless of skill level and experience. With a diverse landscape that varies from desert settings to vibrant greenery and beautiful ocean views, the scenery you’ll find on a hike in Cabo is unlike any other. 

 

Before you embark on your hike, make sure you bring the proper items along with you so that you are prepared. A hiking backpack with plenty of food and water is essential, as well as a first-aid kit. Wear light, comfortable clothing and hiking shoes or boots. If you are hiking without a guide, bring a map or compass in case you get lost. Some notable hiking locations in Cabo include The Waterfall at Santiago, a trail that eventually leads hikers to a beautiful 35 foot waterfall at Cañón de la Zorra at Rancho Sol de Mayo. Another popular hiking range, El Picacho, is for more advanced hikers, with steep uphill climbs up to 7,000 feet above sea level.