It is one of the most attractive springs in the state, with crystal-clear and cold waters that originate from the slope of the "Cerro de Los Libros," named after the rock formation that resembles a group of books. In reality, it is the course of a river surrounded by dense vegetation.

The water that springs from the foot of the "Cerro de Los Libros" is completely crystal clear and slightly cold. This hill has this peculiar name because its slope from a distance resembles a group of books.

It has dozens of ramadas and palapas where drinks and various dishes are served. It also has restrooms, barbecue areas, camping areas, tables and chairs, and parking.