Parque Agua Azul is a park with two worlds. On one hand, it's pretty run down with a strong for a…read morerenovation. On the other hand, it's an oasis with paths, a playground, sculptures, and several "houses" with birds and butterflies. (They have weird hours to see the birds and butterflies so check the website ahead of time.) Another thing to note is that this park is enclosed by a fence and there are very few entrances and exits.

Came here because I read there was a rodeo going on every Sunday at noon, but maybe because it was…read more"cold" I could not find it so ended up exploring the park. Beautiful scenery!! Park has a walkway to cross the street, plenty of kids playing, playgrounds, paths, people jogging or walking, and even an event with schoolchildren being honored for something (my Spanish wasn't good enough to understand!) Also has go karts for the kids.

I'm a handicap traveler and arriving I parked at handicap blue placket parking however at the park…read moregate they wouldn't let me in on the knee scooter. No wheelchairs or scooters. Very poor access to a public park for anyone who isn't in perfect condition. They guard wasn't very nice about it and just walked away. Big thumbs down Update: a officer chased me down with my scooter and gave it back so I can see the park. Not sure what happened there!

Super crowded (I was told it was not crowded(covid)) lol but what a great trail. It can be as easy…read moreor as hard as you want it to be. Many smaller trails off the main one. Spectacular views. There are about 60 turns half way down theres an outlook. A little beyond & to the left of the chapel you'll find the railroad tracks. This was an amazing hike! 4 stars cause it is crowded which I don't like but crossed off of my Guadalajara bucket list!

Beautiful place to go for a run, fitness mornings are completed with its beautiful landscapes. If…read moreyou're into photography, don't forget to bring your camera.

Bosque los Colomos is an oasis in Guadalajara. It's a large park with trails, ponds, a Japanese…read moregarden, etc. If you go, spend at least 2 hours walking through the park shaded by tall trees. Find the small Japanese garden and the "castle." Public art decorate the park throughout. Note that dogs are NOT allowed.

Beautiful forest. It was nice listening to the birds chirping and the squirrels being so playful…read more I'm glad we got to see the Japanese garden. It was small and well maintained. Seeing the coy fish swimming around and the ducks relaxing on the grass was so serene.

Pros: No charge for admission. Beautiful and large scale sized park with a pond and waterfalls…read more Very clean. Highly recommend for a family day at the park. Extra activities are very reasonably priced (government operated) and definitely fun and worth doing. Zip-lining is available. Paddle boat rental is available for $50 MXP for half and hour or so. Plenty of shaded and picnic areas. Cool "Tarzan" park for the juniors. Skatepark available at no cost. Nice jogging trail. Conveniently on the same property as the Acuario Michin (aquarium which I reviewed and posted pictures on as well). Cons: They're closed on Mondays. The junior park can get overcrowded at times with children. Sometimes there's a minimal wait for the paddle boats (good so it doesn't overcrowd the lake/pond). Went there on a Saturday afternoon in June, 2017.

A lot of options for playgrounds. Sight seeing is great, mainly ducks. We took the paddle boat for…read more80 pesos 30min, totally worth it.