The Cola de Caballo Ecotourism Park is located in Santiago's Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town), and it features a huge waterfall of the same name. It's a favorite among many Monterrey residents, as it's equipped with grills so you can have the ultimate Monterrey experience by grilling carnitas with your friends or family.

In the city of García, at the end of Monterrey, the landscape becomes arid and rocky. This setting is home to the "Grutas de García," a group of caves with stalactite and stalagmite formations, accessible by cable car or a steep trail. The grottoes were discovered in 1843 and remained submerged under the sea for millions of years.

Chipinque Ecological Park is a protected nature reserve located on the northern slope of Chipinque Hill in the Sierra Madre Oriental. It is an area of great ecological and recreational importance, known for its biodiversity and landscapes, and a symbol of the Monterrey metropolitan area.

In this park, you can enjoy nature surrounded by canyons and streams, and it's also an ideal place for observing wildlife. Since 1909, the water from the Calabozo Stream, which runs through the park, has been used for human consumption. You can find ecotourism activities such as birdwatching, a nature photography workshop, and a trip through the Estanzuela.

The Bustamante Caves, also known as the Palmito Caves, are located in the Sierra de Gomas, 107 kilometers northwest of the city of Monterrey and seven kilometers southwest of the municipal seat of Bustamante. These formations are created by nature. You can also visit the town's church and a traditional bakery with its adobe oven.

Santiago is the first Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) in Nuevo León and is considered the Tourist Heart of the state. Here you can go from strolling through the main square to ecotourism through its canyons in the blink of an eye. You can hike, canyoneer, and even swim in the waters of its waterfalls. In the town, you can find regional dishes made with the craftsmanship and flavor of the northeast, architecture that will take you back to the time of its founding, and cultural spaces where you can learn a lot.

The La Boca Dam, also known as the Rodrigo Gómez Dam, is a major reservoir located in the municipality of Santiago, Nuevo León, Mexico. It is a popular spot for recreational activities or restaurants, including boating, regional seafood restaurants, water sports, and enjoying nature.