Well, worth the 35 minute or so drive from Monterrey. Pass through a semi-industrial area but then…read morethe scenery and natural setting takes over and is quite nice. Highly recommend visiting these caves which are accessible by walking, but it's a pretty tough uphill walk, so I would suggest taking the cable car, which is referred to here as a funicular. The caves are magnificent, but be prepared to walk about 750 steps up and down. Guide was excellent, even though I did not understand everything he said, since I am an English speaker with limited Spanish comprehension. Well, worth the drive time and thoroughly enjoyed the visit!

Incredible cave system with stunning rock formations -- stalactites and stalagmites everywhere! The…read moreguided tour and cable car up the mountain make the experience easy and scenic, and it's a must‑see for nature lovers and families visiting Monterrey. Well worth a half day trip from Monterrey.

The views here are to die for. You get a 360 view of the city and the mountains which is stunning…read more This is the biggest flag in Mexico as well. Sadly the flag was not hoisted on the day we were there since it was expected to rain but still worth the trip for the views.

Came here on the first full day of our trip. My bfs cousin was our tour guide and she did not…read moredisappoint. The view of the city was CRAZY! Keep in mind it's December when we visited, and they decorated the space with Christmas blowups and filled the air with festive music. The space is really open and we didn't really run into too much people. Take in the amazing scenery! You'll literally be blown away by the giant flag flying in the air. Private parking lot (I think it was like 20 pesos/~$1 to park closer to the main area), lots of seating, and public bathroom available.