This place is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!! OK, let me go through this very detailed way :) The way there is absolutely wonderful - the mountain views, the wild nature. BUT - the road is almost non-existent :) It is very curvy mountain road with no travel road from one point and it is very very narrow. So we were truly lucky to have had Jeep to go there, as it took the road lightly :D When you get to the entrance, it is 40 pesos per person and that is just the entrance :) You HAVE TO rent a life-jacket and the locals suggest you take a tour guide also. We took the life jacket, as otherwise we wouldn't get further, but we didn't take the guide and it was excellent. We jumped into the water in different locations, swam there and took a lot of photographs. This place is absolutely phenomenal, clean and beautiful!!! I really really recommend going there, but be prepared for the non-existent road, the rental of the life-jacket after the entrance fee (40+50 pesos) and lots of locals trying to sell everything :) Also - swimming shoes would be great if you don't want to cut yourself, the roads are muddy and slippery and the rocks at the lagoons are very slippery. Taking all these points into account, this will be an amazing visit. Oh yes - prepare to spend minimum 3 hours there :) ;)

Be careful in that area a cartel operates that hijacks tourists. They closed us down on the road. They put us in the back of my car, drove us around with our heads covered with bags, beat us, threatened us with assault rifles to our heads, and stole our entire truck, cell phones, and belongings. They left us with nothing on a dirt road and we had to ask the villagers for money and walk to the federal highway to get out. In the same way that day they assaulted another 4 more tourists and stole their car with violence just like us with total impunity. The authorities do not get involved and let them operate. My car was a 2011 model, not a luxury car. They are stealing everything. Don't risk it.

If you just want to go for a swim and none of the adventure activities, my suggestion would be to go early and during the weekdays. The trail is very easy and clear to do without a guide. Amazing place, hidden gem ✨

Bad road to get here and it takes a while but once you arrived you feel like in a water paradise. You can swim in all the pools and jump in all the falls. It was really fun. The whole place is very nice for relaxing and the falls are very beautiful. Don't miss to go down into the valley to see them all. Entrance is 40 Peso and that is really okay. If you like you can get a guide who is showing you the best jump and swim spots - included with the entrance fee. I recommended this place for a whole day trip, come in the morning - stay until late. You also can camp on the ground and stay this way overnight. Many hippies and alternative people did so. Totally a cool and refreshing place, highly recommended when you love water.

This is a must see!!!! A stunning collection of waterfalls. Truly world class! Google Maps leads you right into the EcoPark where there are plentiful guides and facilities. Hire a guide! We hired Fidel, he guided us thru the waterfalls and pools all afternoon and made sure we saw everything. Bring good water shoes (essential) and swimwear (optional). Not sure if there 1,000 falls, but there were more than I'd ever seen before in one location! Hidden away in the hills outside Taxco, it's 10 miles of rough, but completely manageable, tracks once you leave the main road. Do it, you'll thank me!

Increidible place! They only need to improve the road to arrive and would be perfect.

Wow, wow, wow!! What an incredible park and experience. For the $200 pesos entrance fee you get a clean life jacket, a guide if you want it, a maintained trail down the waterfalls, secure parking, and clean bathrooms. If you come early, you can feel like you have the park to yourself. We can’t wait to go back!

The pictures do not do it justice. A great place to see waterfalls and caves all at the same time. The place is a little hard to get to because the roads are dirt roads almost at the end of the journey but maybe its why this place is very untouched.

Very beautiful place, and authentic good local food