The route starts in Tlalpan, in the south of Mexico City, and mostly follows the Mexico City-Cuernavaca cycling path (Ciclovía Mexico-Morelos).

The entrance is at the Parque Lineal Ciclopista (right behind Carnitas El Puente). Note that the entrance might be locked shut until 8am. The route is most populated at the start, with a mix of walkers, joggers and cyclists on a concrete bike path. It hugs the sides of the mountainous San Andrés Totoltepec and San Miguel Ajusco until you get to the side of Parque Nacional El Tepozteco, eventually leading you down to Tepoztlán.

Mount Longonot is an inactive volcano located just south of Lake Naivasha. This trail starts at the main gate parking lot, goes up to the caldera, around, and back down to the parking. Along the way, you will have scenic views looking out at Lake Naivasha and the crater of the volcano. On the way, you may spot some animals such as buffalo, monkeys, zebras, and different game. This trail starts at 2,143 meters (7,031 feet), and the summit is at 2780 meters (9121 feet).

There is a Strava segment for this route.