Gully Canyon

Gully Canyon, created by the river Grijalva, became popular with passengers after the river has been dammed for power hydropower. Before the dam, the river was not navigable. After the dam, the water rose to travel the river much safer. Those who wish to travel on the river to launch Cauhaure found near Chiapa de Corzo. The descent to the river offers visitors the opportunity to see the high canyon walls. In some places the walls rise over 2500 feet above visitors. A point on the trip, tourists can see the moss hanging from the rock walls of the canyon wall. This gives an aspect of the Christmas tree shape that makes it one of the most interesting places on the river trip. Visitors can also see some interesting wildlife on the trip as herons, egrets, kingfishers, monkeys and even crocodiles. The boat will take passengers from their starting point the way to an area near the power plant. The water is deep in its proximity to hydroelectric power is received at a depth of 860 feet.

There is an ecological park in the region, which was built in April 2003, which can be reached by boat. The park is an ecological sanctuary of wildlife that visitors can view to see many local plants and animals. The park also offers visitors the opportunity to go mountain biking, hiking, kayaking and swimming. Many tourists also enjoy the zip line is also available here. There are also many activities that allow travelers here to learn about ecology, ecosystems and the environment. This provides a great learning experience for children, Gully Canyon, an ideal place for the whole family. It’s a great idea for travelers to bring a bathing suit because it is likely that travelers want to take a bath in the ecological water park.