It is a monolith made of limestone with vertical walls and evergreen vegetation consisting of pine and oyamel trees. 

It contains numerous caves, among which the Olinteutli cave stands out. In Nahuatl, Olinteutli means "moving lord." Its entrance is located on the hillside, and inside, skeletons, obsidian blades, and other prehistoric artifacts from the Toltec culture have been found. 

On the hill, there is a half-kilometer-long zipline, scenic viewpoints, hanging bridges, and tree platforms. It is an ideal place for various recreational activities.