Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere Reserve is a stunning blend of dry and lush terrain, offering a unique array of ecosystems and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
Situated at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, the Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere Reserve spans a range of ecosystems, from dry desert lowlands to verdant pine-oak forests in its higher altitudes. The reserve was established to protect its rich biodiversity, which includes endemic species of plants and animals. Among the most striking features is the contrast between the arid desert and the lush, verdant landscapes found at higher elevations. The area is popular for hiking, bird watching, and exploring its numerous trails and natural water pools. Given its isolation, it offers a truly remote experience, attracting those interested in both adventure and relaxation. Historical traces of ancient indigenous communities also add cultural depth to the natural beauty of the area.
Cerro de la Aguja peak, offering panoramic views
The presence of over 40 endemic species, including the San Lucan Jay
Natural hot springs and pools for relaxation after hikes
Remote camping spots for an authentic wilderness experience
The highest peak in the reserve, offering breathtaking views.
Unique vegetation includes species not found anywhere else in the world.
Natural hot spring pools in the heart of the wilderness.