The complex includes:
Sports facilities
Five tennis courts.
Two pickleball courts.
One paddle tennis court.
Two multi-use courts (basketball, 7-a-side football and indoor soccer).
More than 4 km of illuminated walkways for walking, running, jogging or skating.
A skating rink designed for the local community.
Recreational areas:
4.5 hectares of green spaces for family time.
The “Fountain of the Artisans,” in honor of local talents.
Cultural spaces:
Canoeing activities: At Bordo San Carlos, which will connect with the Clouthier park in Palmita de Landeta.
Complementary infrastructure:
Parking lot with capacity for 317 vehicles, including 10 spaces for buses.
The “Baby Vázquez” Sports Module
The facility will operate from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with specific hours for the sports fields.
During the inauguration, President Mauricio Trejo highlighted the sustainable and social focus of the project:
“This Sports Forest is more than a sports facility; it is a family, recreational and cultural space that promotes sports as a tool to prevent social problems from an early age. We are equipping municipal areas for the well-being of children, youth and seniors.”
Trejo stressed that this is only the beginning, as more sports areas and cultural events are planned in this space, reaffirming the municipal government’s commitment to the comprehensive development of the community.
With the opening of the Sports Forest, San Miguel de Allende adds two municipal sports facilities and consolidates its state leadership in social, environmental and cultural development, improving the quality of life of its inhabitants.
Source: zonafranca
