By now, you most likely have put together an exhaustive list of activities to while away the hours of your stay in Puerto Vallarta. And you have probably come to realize that your list, while lengthy, doesn’t begin to cover all the things that visitors enjoy during a vacation on the shores of Banderas Bay. While it may not top your list, you won’t want to miss an opportunity to celebrate your legs with a bit of Puerto Vallarta hiking.
For our purposes here, a hike is perhaps somewhat different from a walk. Naturally, you can walk along the Malecón; you can walk on los Muertos beach; you can walk to the next tee at the Paradise Village El Tigre golf course. Puerto Vallarta hiking is a bit different than those worthy, but more town focused, work-outs.
You’ll find a number of opportunities to hike, and each requires a different level of skill and exertion. For example, you can slip on your 5-fingers (they’re shoes) and hike from los Muertos Beach to Conchas Chinas Beach on the trail that climbs over the hill. Or you can set out on a longer and more daring trip from Boca de Tomatlán to Colomitos Beach – this one may test your legs and your lungs!
For our purposes here, a hike is perhaps somewhat different from a walk. Naturally, you can walk along the Malecón; you can walk on los Muertos beach; you can walk to the next tee at the Paradise Village El Tigre golf course. Puerto Vallarta hiking is a bit different than those worthy, but more town focused, work-outs.
You’ll find a number of opportunities to hike, and each requires a different level of skill and exertion. For example, you can slip on your 5-fingers (they’re shoes) and hike from los Muertos Beach to Conchas Chinas Beach on the trail that climbs over the hill. Or you can set out on a longer and more daring trip from Boca de Tomatlán to Colomitos Beach – this one may test your legs and your lungs!
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