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Mazamitla, Mexico, one of nature's best kept secrets, where you may live like royalty on your social security income. Don't wait until the secret is out!
Mazamitla, which means "Land of the Deer", is nestled in the foothills of the Great Sierra Madre Occidental. Well known for the friendliness, hospitality, history, & adventure located in the South end of the State of Jalisco, Mexico which has the reputation of offering a refreshing "change of pace" and a never ending supply of activities for the entire family. Enjoy delicious food and stay in one of the charming hotels, inns or cabins. Catch the spirit of the 467 uear old town with it's charming colonial buildings which surroung the park. Outdoor adventures are unlimited such as horseback riding, ATV, canoes, walking trails, hikes, ecological routes and many attractions. Less than a two hour drive you will find wonderful beaches along the Pacific Ocean as well as beautiful Guadalarjara City (state capital). Plus, you will find lots of actractive, interesting towns around Mazamitla along your way.
Topography 35% is mountainous terrain with elvations from 7,283 ft. to over 8,000 ft. above sea level. Valleys make up approximately 40% of the area.
Climate: The dry season runs from November through May. The rainy season stgarts in early JUne and runs through October. Temperatures avarage 71 degrees Farenheit with lows around 44 degrees Farenheit for an average of 52 days (Jan. - Feb.) lower than 44 degrees Farenheit.
The Forest: There is an extensive forested area of 1,605,000 acres, have of which are private properties. There are varietys of pines, plenty of teak and many other trees. Governmental regulations are in place to protect the "green areas".
In the last three years, people have discovered the beauty of the area. The town has been recognized by The Mexican government as "Pueblo Magico" which means Magic Town. With federal regulations protecting the environment and the buildings, this recognition is similar to a nbational monument but does not impede the construction of new areas. One example of new construction is La Toscana Golf & Country Club.
