Jalisco is a land full of natural wonders. The best part? You don’t have to go far to enjoy them. As proof, these waterfalls near Guadalajara are perfect for a day of adventure.
If you’re in need of a nature getaway, check out this list of the most beautiful waterfalls near our city.
From Huaxtla to Comala, make plans with your family and friends! Especially during the rainy season, when they are at their most abundant.
Salto del Nogal
Tapalpa is a popular destination among Guadalajara residents looking to enjoy the forest. The Salto del Nogal waterfall is another good reason to visit this place. Located 30 minutes from the town, it is 105 meters high, making it the largest in the region.
Very close to Chiquilistlán, you’ll find another wonder, where the famous turquoise waters await you. Here you’ll find three waterfalls: from those suitable for those looking to relax to those who enjoy rappelling and hiking.
When it comes to natural wonders, Mazamitla is not far behind. In addition to enjoying the Sierra del Tigre, this 35-meter-high waterfall is another attraction you can’t miss. It is located within the Los Cazos neighborhood, which is two kilometers from the town. Read this guide to get there.
El Salto del Gavilán
This is the highest waterfall in Jalisco , thanks to its impressive 200 meters in height. It is located just 30 minutes from San Miguel el Alto. Take advantage of the rainy season to admire it in all its splendor.
Los Azules Waterfall
Tequila is much more than the birthplace of the famous drink; it is also home to the imposing volcano and Barranca los Azules. Although it is relatively close to the town, it is necessary to have a guide who knows the way to avoid setbacks and enjoy these waterfalls as they should be enjoyed.
Yelapa Waterfalls
If you’re near Puerto Vallarta, a trip to Yelapa is highly recommended. Get there by boat and enjoy a day at these incredible waterfalls.
Huentitán Waterfall
The Huentintán Canyon is a popular destination for those looking to go hiking without traveling too far. But there is also this treasure that rewards those who descend into it, and it seems incredible that it is located in the city.
We close the list with a place located just 30 minutes from Zapopan, which, in addition to being full of activities, has four waterfalls in the Huaxtla canyon . There you can swim and have fun surrounded by unique nature. Read this guide to get there.
Salto de Tecolotlán
Also known as La Campana, this waterfall is approximately 95 meters high. It is surrounded by forest and is at its best during the rainy season.