Here is a 30-meter-tall waterfall located in the rustic fraccionamiento (subdivision) of Los Cazos, two kilometers from the center of Mazamitla. Probably the most curious thing about this place is the cazos for which it is named. These are large, pot-shaped pits dug into rock and used for fermenting mezcal, a procedure which no doubt added a nice earthy taste to the drink. This historical site, a 178-step staircase, and the lovely waterfall are the main attractions of this charming rustic community. While Mazamitla is easy to find, the waterfall is a bit more hidden. But if you have a GPS handy, you'll find it at N19°53’35.0”W103°02’29.3”.

Mazamitla is a wonderful place simply to rest and commune with nature. Los Cazos is a residential area at Mazamitla and one of the many natural attractions. It is a surrounded by woods and mountains. Roads lead to different sections; one is the Enchanted Garden where a crystal-clear brook runs. There are bridges, rocks, kiosks, green grass areas and places to sit.
Zones and Activities

• Horseback riding
• Rock climbing
• Walking Trails
• Mountain biking
• Rappel