This preserve is located within the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park in the Sierra Madre Oriental, features a diverse ecosystem primarily characterized by pine-oak forests and submontane scrubland, and a subhumid temperate climate. Here is a good place to look for Black-crested Titmouse, Rufous-capped Warblers, Gray-collared Becards, Green and Mexican Jay, Golden-olive and Acorn Woodpeckers, Carolina Wren, Clay-colored Thrush, Hutton’s Vireo, Painted Redstart, Blue-capped Motmot, Band-tailed Pigeon, Flame-colored and Hepatic Tanagers, Brown-backed Solitaire and many more, especially during migrations.
Birdwatching in One of Monterrey's Most Beautiful Natural Parks
TOUR DETAILS
DURATION
4-6 Hours
DIFICULTY
Easy to Moderate
TOUR TYPE
Private Tour
AVAILABILITY
Year-Round
RECOMMENDED FOR
Birdwatchers, Wildlife Photographers, Nature Travelers, Families and Beginning Birders
Frequently Asked Questions
- Professional birding guide
- Expert local naturalist
- Bird checklist
- Customized birdwatching experience
No. Our tours are suitable for beginners, families, photographers, and experienced birders alike.
Species vary by season, but visitors often observe colorful forest birds, woodpeckers, warblers, wrens, motmots, and regional specialties.
Spring
Excellent migration activity and breeding birds.
Summer
Resident birds are highly active and vocal.
Fall
Southbound migrants increase species diversity.
Winter
A variety of North American warblers and other migratory birds spend the season in the park.
We provide both shared and private tours. Our Shared tours are a great way to bird with fellow enthusiasts, while our private tours are fully customized to align with your specific interests, pace, and birding goals.
Comfortable clothing, walking shoes, water, sun protection, and binoculars if available.
Absolutely. We regularly guide wildlife photographers and can tailor itineraries around photography opportunities.
BOOK YOUR FULL-DAY BIRDING ADVENTURE
Join us for an immersive day exploring the incredible birds and habitats of northeastern Mexico with expert local guides.
Birdwatching tourism and responsible ecotourism focused on bird observation, environmental education, and biodiversity conservation in Nuevo León.