Barranca de Oblatos, also refered to as Barranca de Huentitan is a canyon carved by the river Rio Grande de Santiago and is located just North of Guadalajara. The canyon is as deep as 600m and is considered a biogeographic corridor (a protected area) because of the numerous birds and types of vegetation you can find. We hiked 2 different peripheral trails that offered stunning sights.
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"I am a Marketing Master Graduate who worked in the food, luxury table and travel industry for the past 3 years. Married to my wonderful husband, we now live in Louisville, KY where we spend our time traveling and trying to stay healthy ! After a while, we switched gears and crazy how fast times change! We are now traveling across the US and Canada aboard our beloved self-converted camper van. "
Well, that's what this presentation used to say. We now live in Mexico (Mazatlán) where I work as a FLE (French Second Language) teacher. I still take tons of pictures and enjoy traveling and cooking so the content of the blog should remain the same. Just with a bit of a French twist.
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Looks like a wonderful hike!
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Thanks Katelon, yes it was so lovely!
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