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Combine ATVs, ziplines, horseback riding and a jungle waterfall in one action-packed day from Puerto Vallarta. Expect varied terrain, expert local guides, and a traditional Mexican ranch lunch to cap the adventure.
Combine ATVs, ziplines, horseback riding and a jungle waterfall in one action-packed day from Puerto Vallarta. Expect varied terrain, expert local guides, and a traditional Mexican ranch lunch to cap the adventure.
The morning light breaks through palm fronds as ATVs roar to life and horses shift their weight on the ranch road—this is Rancho Capomo, where a single day stitches together river fords, canopy zips, and a jungle waterfall.
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Operated by vallarta stap travel ¡¡¡¡¡ · Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
The morning light breaks through palm fronds as ATVs roar to life and horses shift their weight on the ranch road—this is Rancho Capomo, where a single day stitches together river fords, canopy zips, and a jungle waterfall.
The route threads the western Sierra Madre foothills that rise behind Puerto Vallarta, a landscape shaped by volcanic ridges and seasonal rivers that swell in summer and slacken in the dry months. Ranching and small mountain villages have long anchored local culture here; guides often come from families who've worked these trails for generations and carry practical knowledge of tides, trails, and where the best viewpoints open.
You’ll move through varied terrain: muddy river crossings and single-track jungle trails for ATVs, hanging-bridge approaches and stepped inclines on the waterfall hike, and quiet, one-track horse lanes that lead into the remote village of Las Palmas. The ziplines cross cleared ridgelines for panoramic Sierra Madre views, and the waterfall presents a cool pool for an obliging dip when water levels permit.
Practical guidance: allow roughly six hours for the full combo—be prepared for short steep sections on foot and brief, controlled bursts on ATVs. Wear long pants for horseback and insects, closed-toe shoes that can get wet, and bring a small dry bag for electronics. Hydrate before and during the tour; guides provide lunch and local hospitality, but seasonal water flow affects swimming time. Expect expert local leadership, small-group pacing, and a route that can shift with weather—bring a sense of adventure and a readiness to follow instructions for a safe, full day in the jungle.
moderate.
5–6 hours.
Moderate fitness—able to sit for ATV/horses, handle short hikes and steps, and follow safety briefings; not strenuous but active.
The full experience runs about six hours: morning pickup, a 1.5-hour horseback ride, a waterfall hike with swim time, a roughly 1-hour ATV section, ziplines interspersed, and a ranch lunch before return.
No—guides provide instruction for ATVs and basic horseback handling; participants should be comfortable following directions and communicating if they need assistance.
Families with teens are common; minimum age can vary—check booking rules and notify operators of minors so guides can accommodate safety needs.
Water levels fluctuate seasonally; the operator may adjust the route or timing for safety. Cancellation policies allow full refund with 24-hour notice.
The ranch culture here reflects decades of small-scale cattle and equine work in the Sierra Madre foothills; routes and river crossings follow paths used by local communities for generations.
Operators encourage biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent and request guests pack out waste; water features are seasonal—stay on trails to protect riparian vegetation.
vallarta stap travel ¡¡¡¡¡ operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light breaks through palm fronds as ATVs roar to life and horses shift their weight on the ranch road—this is Rancho Capomo, where a single day stitches together river fords, canopy zips, and a jungle waterfall.
The morning light breaks through palm fronds as ATVs roar to life and horses shift their weight on the ranch road—this is Rancho Capomo, where a single day stitches together river fords, canopy zips, and a jungle waterfall.
The route threads the western Sierra Madre foothills that rise behind Puerto Vallarta, a landscape shaped by volcanic ridges and seasonal rivers that swell in summer and slacken in the dry months. Ranching and small mountain villages have long anchored local culture here; guides often come from families who've worked these trails for generations and carry practical knowledge of tides, trails, and where the best viewpoints open.
You’ll move through varied terrain: muddy river crossings and single-track jungle trails for ATVs, hanging-bridge approaches and stepped inclines on the waterfall hike, and quiet, one-track horse lanes that lead into the remote village of Las Palmas. The ziplines cross cleared ridgelines for panoramic Sierra Madre views, and the waterfall presents a cool pool for an obliging dip when water levels permit.
Practical guidance: allow roughly six hours for the full combo—be prepared for short steep sections on foot and brief, controlled bursts on ATVs. Wear long pants for horseback and insects, closed-toe shoes that can get wet, and bring a small dry bag for electronics. Hydrate before and during the tour; guides provide lunch and local hospitality, but seasonal water flow affects swimming time. Expect expert local leadership, small-group pacing, and a route that can shift with weather—bring a sense of adventure and a readiness to follow instructions for a safe, full day in the jungle.