Outdoor activities are among the most enjoyable things you may do while in Mexico City. Many of its residents regard it as a city where everything falls into place. The working and commercial environment are good; the weather is pleasant, the infrastructure is excellent, the culture is vibrant, and the people are really kind.
 
Here are some of the most exciting outdoor activities in or near Mexico City.
 
Cacahuamilpa Caves, Taxco, and Blue Water Holes.
 
A day trip from Mexico City to the Cacahuamilpa Caves National Park is ideal for nature enthusiasts. You will not only be given a natural feeling, but you will also have the opportunity to mix nature, culture, and history. The Park is notable for having one of the world's largest natural cave systems. Spend the day visiting Taxco, a historic silver mining city. Before the day is over, you may treat your eyes to some "Blue Water Holes" for a couple of hours and then swim in the fresh, cold water.
 
ATV Tour in the Nevado de Toluca and Metepec from Mexico City.
 
Enjoy an ATV ride through the Nevado de Toluca, commonly known as Xinantecatl, while viewing the beautiful landscapes. During this journey, you will be able to observe the spectacular scenery formed by the waters of the Sun and Moon lagoons, as well as the gigantic mammoth stones with crystalline green and blue. After the trip, you may treat yourself to a magnificent dinner in Metepec's magical village while learning about the history of the traditional craft "Arbol de la Vida."


 Nevado de Toluca, State of México. 

Floating Gardens of Xochimilco.
 
A visit to the floating gardens is a must-do outdoor activity for anybody visiting Mexico City, particularly families. There are almost 50 miles of canals in the Xochimilco area, so there are lots of opportunities to hire a boat or go on a guided tour. Plan a picnic lunch or row around the gardens to get some exercise. The gardens themselves are remains of Aztec chinampas, and they are a popular attraction for both residents and visitors. Enjoy a day in the sun at your leisure while seeing these gorgeous and historically significant places.
 
6-Night Monarch Butterfly Migration.
 
A 6-night journey from Mexico City provides a magnificent perspective of the monarch butterfly migration. You will get the opportunity to learn about Aztec history, animals, and the natural environment. You'll be based in the colonial-era village of Valle de Bravo, making butterfly-watching treks to the Piedra Herrada Sanctuary and the Capulin Sanctuary; you'll adore every minute of it.
 
Chapultepec Forest Lake.
 
Although the Lago del Bosque de Chapultepec is located within the city boundaries of Mexico City, it is one of the country's largest parks. It is a culturally significant green park that attracts more than 15 million people each year. Because it is so close, it is a fantastic spot to go for a trek or a low-key nature stroll if you are short on time during your trip. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate this place since it is a great example of biodiversity, with hundreds of different tree types. The Park is so lush and green that it is referred to be one of Mexico City's lungs.
 
Take part in the Iztaccihuatl Volcano Hiking Tour.
 
If you enjoy the great outdoors, the Iztaccihuatl Volcano hike is for you. You will have a fun-filled journey to the volcano with an expert guide. The intermediate path is 3 hours long and takes you a few thousand feet below the 17,000-foot-high snowcapped peak. While the air is thin here, you will enjoy the sights – take in spectacular vistas of Popocatepetl and the Valley of Mexico before descending the dormant volcano.


Iztaccihuatl Volcano Hiking Tour, State of México.
 
Iztaccihuatl Volcano Overnight Camping.
 
Can you boast about having walked and tented overnight? Maybe, but not on the Iztaccihuatl volcano? You will face a beautiful route of the dormant volcano, which is one of Mexico's tallest mountains. If you enjoy geology and geography, this tour will provide you with many learning opportunities about the region's geological and cultural past.
 
If you enjoy outdoor activities, Mexico has everything ready for you. All you have to do is show up and have a good time!