Zorra Canyon Waterfall

Zorra Canyon Waterfall is a cascade in the Sierra de la Laguna mountains that flows into a turquoise natural pool enclosed by tall granite cliffs. The water drops into a swimming area sheltered by steep rock formations on all sides.

The waterfall and canyon formed naturally over geological time as part of the mountain landscape before Los Cabos became a tourist destination. The site has remained an unchanged natural feature even as development transformed the areas around it.

The waterfall serves as a gathering place for local residents who use it for swimming and spending time with family. It represents an important connection to the natural landscape that continues to shape how people in the region spend their leisure time.

The waterfall is accessible via a short walking path from Rancho Ecologico Sol De Mayo that takes about 15 minutes on foot. Wear sturdy shoes because the terrain is uneven and some sections involve navigating alongside rocky slopes.

The surrounding granite formations create several distinct viewing points where visitors can see the water from different angles and perspectives. This natural arrangement of rocks gives each vantage point its own experience of the cascade.