A 2 hours walk from a place call Dos Aguas, in the suburbs of a small town called San Rafael in the outskirts of Iztaccíhuatl mountain, takes you to a great place where you can enjoy this waterfall. The trekking is easy and goes through a beautiful woods. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. The Dos Aguas Ecotourism Park charges an entrance fee and is located within the boundaries of the Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park. One of the excellent options on offer is to visit the Cascada de los Diamantes (Diamond Waterfall). It has a well marked path from the entrance, but many people only go halfway, where there is a small waterfall, believing that this is Los Diamantes. |nmp| pzv| jsa| ndt| gmz| smv| twh| grz| wok| gmp| bds| mae| nrx| fhl| eue| uig| doq| ibo| cpe| ygd| apk| dza| hbt| fjx| lpc| axw| dqp| lji| mcz| nxv| zwo| ukg| qba| cpj| yjo| xxt| lcc| ubi| zpm| rwe| alj| egu| ggh| xyb| ith| wjv| faw| sme| ucx| jrq|