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At Oaxaca Roots & Routes, we believe every traveler deserves a journey tailored to their interests, pace, and curiosity.
Whether you’re drawn to archaeological wonders, artisan villages, traditional markets, natural springs, or coastal escapes — we’ll help you design a tour that fits you.
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Hiking
Hiking
Our hiking experiences take you deep into Oaxaca’s most stunning natural landscapes — from misty cloud forests and Sierra mountain trails to rugged paths overlooking ancient ruins. Whether you're looking for a casual walk with panoramic views or a challenging trek into the wild, we’ll guide you with certified experts who know the terrain, flora, and culture. Every hike is a chance to connect with the land, breathe in fresh mountain air, and enjoy Oaxaca off the beaten path.
Valles Centrales
Centro Histórico de Oaxaca
A UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with colonial charm, cobblestone streets, vibrant markets, museums, and centuries-old churches. It’s the cultural heart of Oaxaca.
Monte Albán
One of the most important archaeological sites in Mesoamerica. Built by the Zapotecs, this mountaintop city offers ancient ruins and stunning views of the Oaxaca Valley.
El Tule
Home to the legendary Árbol del Tule — the widest tree in the world. A peaceful town known for this natural wonder and its charming church.
Teotitlán del Valle
A Zapotec village famous for its intricate handwoven wool rugs made with natural dyes. Visitors can explore workshops and experience living traditions.
Tlacolula
Famous for its Sunday market, one of the oldest in Mesoamerica. A great place to experience local flavors, crafts, and cultural exchange.
San Marcos Tlapazola
Known for its barro rojo (red clay pottery) created entirely by women artisans. Visitors can observe the crafting process and purchase handmade ceramics.
Las Salinas (San Baltazar Guelavía)
A quiet town known for its traditional salt production. A great spot for a peaceful walk and to learn about artisanal practices.
Cuevas Prehistóricas de Mitla
A UNESCO-listed site with cave paintings and archaeological remains, offering insight into prehistoric life in the Oaxaca Valley.
Mitla
An ancient Zapotec religious center, unique for its intricate geometric stone mosaics. A must-see for history and archaeology lovers.
Sierra Norte
Sierra Norte
The Sierra Norte is a region of dense forests, misty mountains, and breathtaking biodiversity. It’s a paradise for eco-tourism, known for its community-run nature trails, sustainable cabins, and rich Zapotec traditions. Ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and connecting with nature.
Costa
Escobilla & Mazunte
Located along the Oaxacan coast, Escobilla is home to a protected turtle sanctuary where thousands of sea turtles arrive during nesting season. Just minutes away, Mazunte offers a relaxed, eco-conscious beach vibe with local shops, yoga retreats, and the Mexican Turtle Center — a unique conservation project. Together, they make for an unforgettable mix of nature, wildlife, and tranquility.
Puerto Escondido
A world-renowned surf destination, Puerto Escondido combines golden beaches with a vibrant, laid-back vibe. From adrenaline-pumping waves at Zicatela to calm swimming coves like Carrizalillo, it offers something for every traveler — whether you're surfing, sunbathing, exploring the local market, or enjoying seafood with a view.
Huatulco
Nestled along the Pacific Coast, Huatulco is known for its nine bays and over 30 pristine beaches. With crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and boat tours, eco-resorts, and vibrant marine life, it’s an ideal destination for nature lovers and luxury travelers alike. Relax, explore, and enjoy the coastal beauty of Oaxaca.