Editor’s note: Guadalajara, San Luis Potosí and Cabo San Lucas might look like three very different trips, but together they sketch a summer map of Mexico that’s closer and more accessible than it seems. From canyon hikes and hot rivers just beyond the Periférico, to waterfalls and surreal landscapes in San Luis, to everyday life on Cabo’s marina, these pieces invite you to trade doomscrolling for planning your next escape. Click in if you’re ready to see how much adventure fits into a long weekend — and maybe get inspired to explore a new corner of the country this season.
MND Staff
One needn’t drive very far from Guadalajara to find summer adventures galore, from hiking and climbing to spectacular waterfalls and volcanoes, writes John Pint.
Nature and history go hand in hand in San Luís Potosí, as we discover the latest Mexican gem in our ongoing series.
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The Cabo San Lucas is more than just a “parking lot for yachts,” it’s also a place with a distinctive variety of unusual sights and sounds.
