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Beautiful waterfall with 3 dramatic 20-meter high waterfalls that cascade over the precipice in unison. After a heavy rain, a 4th downspout opens up. This waterfall is a cherished symbol of the state of Durango and is often visited by day trippers from the state capital. There's a 5.2 mile out-and-back trail that's wide, easy, and can make for a pleasant 2-hour walk through the cypress swamps along the Mezquital River (it's also a good trail for running or mountain biking).
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This is the town's main square. It's built around a central grandstand and often has vendors setting up food stands (particularly on weekends, when weekend visitors arrive from the state capital or from Zacatecas.
Church of St. Peter the Apostle
Historic church built in 1556, 6 years before the town's founding in 1562. Originally a Franciscan mission, now a parish church.