Bosencheve National Park

Bosencheve National Park is a protected natural area spanning the states of Mexico and Michoacán with two lakes and diverse habitats. The terrain includes forests, water bodies, and different vegetation zones across its expansive grounds.

The park was established in 1940 to protect the natural resources of both states. This founding was part of Mexico's early efforts to safeguard important natural areas.

The park serves as a natural retreat where locals and visitors come to observe wildlife and walk through forests. The way people use the lakes and trails shows how much this protected space matters to the region.

The site is located about two hours west of Mexico City and is accessible via marked hiking trails and observation areas. The pathways lead through different sections and allow visitors to explore the varied landscapes throughout the grounds.

The grounds shelter a large diversity of plant and animal species, with several classified as threatened in Mexico. This biodiversity makes the park an important location for protecting rare species.

Location: State of Mexico

Location: Michoacán

Inception: August 1, 1940

GPS coordinates: 19.41550,-100.10900

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21