Chipinque ecological park: trails and views over Monterrey
Pine and oak forest on the mountain above San Pedro Garza García, with trails, viewpoints and fresh air close to the city. Take a Senda bus to Monterrey.
Top things to see and do
Our pick of the places to visit in and around Chipinque:
Hiking trails
Copete de las Águilas
City viewpoints
Pine and oak forest
Mountain biking
Wildlife
Picnic areas
Cooler air
Early starts
Best time
October to April
How long
Half a day
Senda to
Monterrey, then taxi or car
Plan your trip to Chipinque
Senda takes you to Monterrey. Search your date, choose your seat and pay online; your e-ticket arrives by email.
Getting to Chipinque with Senda
Senda bus to Monterrey
about 108 a day from Saltillo
From 6 cities
Saltillo, Nuevo Laredo, Ciudad Victoria, San Luis Potosí
From Saltillo: about 2h 15min
fares from MX$139
How to get to Chipinque by bus
Senda buses arrive at Monterrey Central Bus Station. Departures in the next 30 days, as shown in the booking flow:
- Saltillo: about 108 buses a day, around 2h 15min, from MX$139
- Nuevo Laredo: about 22 buses a day, around 3h 35min, from MX$366
- Ciudad Victoria: about 18 buses a day, around 4h, from MX$345
- San Luis Potosí: about 13 buses a day, around 7h 05min, from MX$764
- Reynosa: about 12 buses a day, around 3h 30min, from MX$352
- Tampico: about 13 buses a day, around 7h 45min, from MX$394
Schedules and fares change by date and season; search your date to see live times and prices.
The last stretch
Chipinque is in San Pedro Garza García, about 30 minutes from downtown Monterrey by taxi, ride-hailing app or car. The park road climbs to parking areas and trailheads.
Related guides
Monterrey nature day trips guide · Monterrey Central Bus Station guide · Saltillo to Monterrey bus · Nuevo Laredo to Monterrey bus
Travel tips
Arrive at the bus station at least 30 minutes before departure with your e-ticket and an official photo ID.
Senda allows up to 2 bags of up to 25 kg each in the hold, plus a small carry-on.
About Chipinque
Chipinque is a protected ecological park within the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park, managed to conserve the forest above the city. Bring water and layers, stay on marked trails, and check opening hours and access fees before you go. Black bears live in the area: keep food stored and follow the park’s rules.