Bahía de Loreto National Park: planning guide

When to go

Best window: May, June, September, and early October. Shoulder season: April and late October.

Winter is cool and wet at low elevation and snowy in the mountains, with reduced hut and refuge service.

July and August combine peak heat with peak domestic holidays. Shoulder months are both cooler and quieter.

Full seasonal breakdown for Bahía de Loreto National Park

Closest towns and cities

Where Bahía de Loreto National Park sits

• Baja California SurRegion page

Official Bahía de Loreto National Park site — hours, closures, and fees.

Parks you could combine with it

• Cabo Pulmo National ParkBaja California Sur

  A hard-coral reef at the tip of Baja California Sur — one of the Gulf of California’s best recovered marine areas. Snorkel and small-boat access.

• San Lorenzo Marine Archipelago National ParkBaja California

  Islands and waters in the Gulf of California off Baja California. Desert islets, sea lions, and boat-only access.

• Basaseachic Falls National ParkChihuahua

  Basaseachic Falls and pine–oak canyon country in the western Sierra Madre of Chihuahua. One of Mexico’s tallest waterfalls in a high desert setting.

• Cumbres de Majalca National ParkChihuahua

  Pine forest and rock towers in the Sierra de Majalca above Chihuahua city. Cool mountain country in the northern Sierra Madre.

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