Monterrey's Rugged Sweeping & Beautiful Views - Tour the Richest City in Mexico w/ Us

Come and have an Epic Scenic Adventure with us as we have a great time exploring the nooks and crevices of the Mountain King! If minding your own business was a city it would be named Monterrey!
The local people, places, sights and experiences of Monterrey is hat we explore today, and it was a Epic!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:41 TikTok Mission
1:45 Majestic Ascent
2:54 More than Conquerors
4:52 #1 Recommendation
5:39 #2 Recommendation Eat Like a Local - Wow!
7:44 Tender Explanations
8:15 #3 Recommendation The People's Place
10:58 #4 Recommendation Flowing Memories
11:38 The People of Monterrey
13:16 #5 Recommendation Plaza Madness
13:21 Outro
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[@dandavis1923]

A grate video. Thanks for the grate vues of such a beautiful countryside. You hert me with that food. lol. Really injoyed seeing Monetary. This subscriber likes and shared it, that good. ;)

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you for supporting our content!!! Really glad that our love for this city's scenery came through. -Bendiciones

[@TheBuscador77]

Mexico its a mosaic of cultures and traditions you have to take that into account to understand the country, there s a saying that goes "como mexico no hay dos" there is only one museum in mexico ; the country itself , every state and region have their own folklore , architecture, music , food , slang etc. Thats why u r never bored in mexico everywhere you go you will find something differen. That s why we cannot say which state its better, cause each state is diferent.

[@TheYarbros]

True!

[@mariamar2114]

México tiene muchos países en uno solo, buen dices cada estado tiene su tradición y comida.

[@cesarramirez-cq3rj]

Bienvenidos a mi hermosa ciudad de Monterrey!!!!!!

[@TheYarbros]

¡Gracias!

[@cesarramirez-cq3rj]

@@TheYarbros aunque no traduzco su idioma inglés solo lo entiendo un poco escucharlos me encantan sus videos, dios los bendiga.

[@Gorge1070]

Monterrey is an underrated city. And yes people in the north are more reserved and we are a bit colder than the people in the s¿centre and south but that dosent mean we arent freindly. Culturewise there are mores similarities to Texas than the rest of Mexico and thats mainly due to geography. Texas is just 2 hours away meanwhile Mexico City is almost 12 hours by car or bus.

[@TheYarbros]

-and the fact that Texas was once MX and proximity is everything when it comes to relations. Thanks for stopping by. We appreciate your contribution....and we appreciate Monterrey.

[@mtyliving]

@@TheYarbros there is restaurant of regional and authentic food but is in Apodaca NL near of Mty Airport. The name is El Jonuco, you can see it in Facebook. When in the company have visits from the States, the Jonuco is the place. You will enjoy the northeast food. Do you like carne asada and famous kid goat of Mty? El Gran Pastor is the place with tradition where the authentic regios enjoy . A lot of tourist visit the Rey but is for tourist. El Gran Pastor is in Gonzalitos Avenue, but have branches in other parts of Metropolitan area.

[@romanocenturion]

Monterrey is not a turistic beach town where everybody "wants to be your amigo"... Monterrey is a business city where you are not going to hear many people calling you "hello my amigo!" like in beach towns, in Monterrey they call you amigo only if you really are.

[@javiermbadm4995]

Exactly is a great place to live. And thats it. That why i love it😌 my city😌✨

[@worldatmyfingertips7771]

@@javiermbadm4995 Same here, one thing I love about it here is that we're far away enough from all the drug war related violence and madness from the south, here it's not the same anymore, ever since the zetas were rooted out of this city, what's left of them only causes minor panic and fear among the people, both the military and the local authorities are doing a good job in keeping the peace here, which they have to! As this big city is an important hub for commerce, business and industry, this is a big blessing.........I'm not afraid of spending a couple nights, alone, in any local mountain here, from villa de santiago area to Bustamante, I've gone camping, aaall by myself and had never felt in danger.....I love monterrey! he he :D

[@hypertectonics7009]

There's a lot of videos out there that just show the typical touristy parts of the city. There's a few that get out of the way into various neighborhoods and local eating places. Then there's this where you tresspass at the break of dawn and crawl through a drain pipe to climb a secret trail to a majestic view few have experienced. That's true travel and not bullshit, respect!

[@elenamartinez4731]

I grew up in that area of La Huasteca. As a little girl I used to climb that mountain every Sunday. After living 30 years in Texas, I am returning back to my hometown and enjoying my beautiful México 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@TheYarbros]

Ayee, coming home is always great!

[@leewinslett2592]

You guys are such a beautiful couple and beautiful people. Keep adventuring and spreading sunshine :)

[@TheYarbros]

We will! Thanks for the encouragement and support!

[@gregorgman]

Thanks again guys! Greetings from me and Kaytee (the artist) We miss you in Merida but it is fun to have adventures. We are finally moving into our house tomorrow here is Merida so whenever you want to come on home from your adventures in Europe and beyond, you have a place to stay. Hasta Luego mis amigos!

[@TheDarkSideOfYouSoul]

Soy de Nuevo León, y aunque no somos un estado con mucha cultura culinaria en comparación con otros estados del sur, de lo que si podemos estar orgullosos es de nuestra carne.

[@mayanaztec6440]

También puedes estar orgulloso de tu gober carnal😅😂

[@angelrodriguezsanchez5101]

México tiene de todo y para todos. Resulta chocante estar leyendo comentarios entre mexicanos que el norte es mejor que el sur, los políticos son los que insertan en el lenguaje cotidiano estas ideas. Y la gente de a pie las toma como suyas. Créanme al menos en lo personal me siento orgulloso de todo México del norte del sur del Occidente del Oriente. En efecto dadas las condiciones climáticas cada zona desarrolla un modo de vida agrícola y ganadero diferente. Pero de verdad debemos de superar las comparaciones superfluas que solo dividen y crean odio. Viva México

[@TheDarkSideOfYouSoul]

@@angelrodriguezsanchez5101 entiendo el punto, pero no es realista, si hay diferencias entre norte y sur, geográficas y culturales, entre eso está lo gastronómico, y es indiscutible que acá en el norte no tenemos la variedad y reconocimiento culinario que en el sur y centro.

[@ANAcondaGarcia]

Nuevo León tiene una gastronomía muy amplia, el problema es wue la mayoría de los residentes de Mty no son una buena representación de lo que un neolones, no conocen la cultura del estado, su amplia gastronomía ni sus tradiciones norestenses Si quieren conocer el verdadero nuevo leon, vayan a los municipios alejados de Mty

[@HUGOAUDITORE117]

@@mayanaztec6440 claro que estamos orgullosos, sabemos elegir, por algo hay tanta gente de otros estados aquí.

[@harolynstanley4597]

You all are very brave. The mountains are awe-inspiring!

[@TheYarbros]

Brave or crazy 🤪 either way we had to have an adventure in thise mountains. When you're there they just call to you!

[@imagesinla8575]

Getting my Yarbros fix at 4 am. This one made me think of the awesomeness I felt when I stood at the edge of the Grand Canyon.

[@TheYarbros]

Never been to The Grand Canyon but its on our list to do when/ if we ever tour The States. Nice seeing you out here! Thanks for stopping by!

[@emulsionadordepositroness5417]

I'm from Zacatecas, but, I lived un NL Many years. People there I recognize is great. They are work focused, this people I don't think they are not that hard to conquest. It is just, if they find out that You sharé their same values they are friendly with You at a certain level. Their friend circles are very very defined. And yes, this people are Warriors. Carefull guys. But, they are amaizing as Friends. I have great memories from NL

[@RedroomStudios]

Ive been living in Mexico for 7 months and travelled around to about 10 different destinations so far... Monterrey is pretty much the top of my list for places I want to go to next. the setting and geography is breath taking! the city almost looks like it is on another planet!

[@TheYarbros]

No arguments from us Monterrey is beautiful and we love how they are not a tourist town....they just live and enjoy life!

[@myypca6097]

Your coverage this far, makes me want to go to Monterrey right away!!! The food is mouthwatering and the park looks fabUlous! 🙂

[@TheYarbros]

It's not a bad choice at all. We'll be getting into the livability of Monterrey next!

[@mariamary1095]

It is true people in the north are more reserved but ones you get to know them they are very friendly, also they are very direct if they don't like something they will tell it to your face and that is something that makes some people in the center or south think that they are rude. But that is just the way it is in the north and about people in the north being snobs, the truth is that there is more opportunity for people to get material things because is not as expensive as in center or south, because it's so close to the States so is easier and less expensive to get technologies or cars or clothes and it's more common to see people in the streets using them and in the north it seems normal, because a lot of people are able to get those things, but from what I heard the people in the center or south that are able to have them are economically stable and in the north almost anyone is able to get those things without being consider like middle or high class. And because the people the people over there that have those things are consider middle class or high class (or snobs) they think in the north is the same but is not.

[@TheYarbros]

I (Rondel) loved to people there because there was not a lot of pretense. It really reminded me of people from the north in the USA.

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

The northern states of Mexico do tend to be much more conservative than the southern states. This is partially due to these states histories. The northern states were full of small nomadic tribes that often warred with each other and didn't really trust each other, as opposed to the more cohesive civilizations of the south. And after Spanish colonization and Mexican independence the cities founded in the north were isolated and at the mercy of raiders, bandits and foreign filibusters. In top of that they were often ignored by the central government. So this created a sense of mistrust towards strangers and towards the government, but also created a strong spirit of independence and self reliance as a common trait among northerners, and its probably most exemplified by the people of Nuevo León.

[@TheYarbros]

Love anthropology and the study of a people! Thanks for the context!

[@CalixtoSalinas]

In Nuevo León’s case, it was founded by Sephardic Jews (that’s why the flour tortilla, the lamb, most houses have a granada and orange tree for tradition, the word Huerco, meaning brat or kid, it’s Ladine for little devil, the distribution between the urban cities make a Star of David). The Jews that came to the NorthEast of Mexico did have an initial problem with the raiders and bandits, but got Togheter with the native Borrados.

[@daniellozada3408]

The nomadic tribes were all over central and northern Mexico, not just the north. The chichimecas are a great example of that..

[@hypertectonics7009]

@@CalixtoSalinas Los municipios hacen una estrella de david? Ese es un dato que no me sabia!

[@CalixtoSalinas]

@@hypertectonics7009 busca en Google: “Estrella de David área metropolitana de monterrey” y te sale la distribución.

[@gustavolopezflores]

Love you guys… great couple!! Enjoy your stay in Mexico, your New home …. 🙏👍☀️😃

[@Mexitplans]

I’m glad y’all made it. Wow! Excellent drone footage. Please be careful. I love your content!

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for stopping by bro ✊🏾

[@dwalker6868]

Oh my goodness I was holding my breath the whole time Thank you for sharing because the only way I’m going to see this is through your eyes laugh out loud. It is gorgeous

[@TheYarbros]

It was an awesome adventure! -Thank you!

[@dwalker6868]

@@TheYarbros You guys are adventurous I love watching thank you

[@tayinternational]

I really enjoyed my short time in Monterrey, your video reminds me I need to go back

[@TheYarbros]

It's a cool place!

[@livingonourterms531]

Love the videos you guys put out!! Great adventure, beautiful views, tasty food and a gorgeous city!! I cannot wait to make our way to Mexico.

[@TheYarbros]

Ayee! What's up! Glad you enjoyed it! Blessings and stay safe out there in the Land of Smiles!

[@kahli777]

"If mind yo business was a city" 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Another great video!!

[@TheYarbros]

Tnx sis! Love that uk how to interpret the title! 🤣🤣🤣

[@mando1714]

Cool video! Looking forward to more from monterrey!

[@TheYarbros]

Looking fwd to showcasing more.

[@m.l.summers487]

CRAZY!! Omg you guys - but what a pay off! Stunning!!!

[@TheYarbros]

Loved it! 😄

[@JohannaEarthlyRamos]

Just WOW fam! 👏🏾The 👏🏾cinematography 👏🏾in 👏🏾this 👏🏾video!! The views are absolutely breathtakingly MAJESTIC…y’all took a wild route to get there, but it was worth it! Your description of the personality or pulse of the north vs south in Mexico sounds similar to the north vs south in the US. That was very interesting! Thanks again for all that you share with us 🙏🏾💖.

[@TheYarbros]

We didn't think about it in that light but you're dead-on in your comparison btwn north and south in US y MX. We slow 😆 but 😊. The views really call to you there. Majestic is definitely the right term. Thanks for stopping by Johanna!

[@anitamendez116]

You guys ROCK! What a great adventure of pure beauty. I can live vicariously through the two of you since I’m elderly and disabled and would not be able to make that hike. Thank You for the experience!

[@MagicCrateMako]

Great Monterrey content

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you! It was easy to capture it is such a beautiful city.

[@sarav9798]

I think its great that you did your research and came to Monterrey prepared to hike! And also you visited different mountains and places. Other youtubers with channels similar to yours came precovid and they were all just going downtown and then they couldnt move around anywhere else, so they ended up disappointed. In Monterrey many things to visit are not near from each other so you need to be aware of the distances, and preferently drive... also in my opinion you definitely need to go hiking here at least once. I mean, the city is called "city of mountains" for a reason...

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you. We think it is a wonderful big city with its own unique culture to explore and plenty of things to do.

[@acuellar7438]

Looking forward for more videos on Monterrey. That climbing was amazing!

[@TheYarbros]

Coming you way soon....more Monterrey!

[@maryjoan4128]

Fabulous day 🌞 have fun..

[@maggiearaiza5761]

Omg! So everything was so beautiful, restaurant, the Park, even climbing the mountain I felt like I was there, glad you guys are experiencing the city of Monterrey, the weather reminds me of Chicago it gets hot and little chilly in the evening on the same day but other then that everything look AWSOME, can't wait to see more of Monterrey, stay safe guys. 🤗🙏🏽

[@TheYarbros]

It really was gorgeous!

[@jaimerueda5795]

They are like that, because the proximity to the USA

[@TheYarbros]

👌🏾

[@travelaroundlife]

I'm so hungry! You get the best food! That view was beautiful!

[@TheYarbros]

Yeah, food has been a problem here in MX 😆 -Thanks for watching. We loved thise views as well and are really happy that you guys can enjoy them too!

[@savvysouljar]

OMG! Amazing. Glad you have the support of each other to experience life together.

[@TheYarbros]

Blessed to have eachother and we appreciate it! Thank you!

[@byfaith48jr]

Absolutely stunning view! 😍

[@pedrozatravel]

Looks nice, but kind of sketchy going in that drain. Glad it all worked out. When I visited Monterrey I took a tram up to a cave, but there was also a hiking trail. Also went to El Rey del Cabrito, which was the best goat meat I have ever had.

[@misstrcarter]

Yeah, I'm not sure I would have gone into that drain. Too many horror movies begin with that plot line 🤣

[@mtyliving]

Visit El Gran Pastor is a tradition for Monterrey citizens. Best kid goat. I know a lot of tourist visit that place because is in the downtown but regios enjoy GrannPastor or San Carlos.

[@artemisapelaez6902]

Great video l love the mountains

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you and we love the mountains as well!

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

The mountainous nature is BREATH TAKING!! Not sure I would have gone in the drainage hole tho. Glad you two did!!

[@TheYarbros]

I hear you lolz we are just a little bit off 🤣 -Thanks for watching our little adventures!

[@medusaslocoasisathome9142]

That was beautiful y’all thanks for sharing

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@fredminfredmin2911]

Beautiful 🥰 city

[@64maruca]

Thank you for bringing us along on your wonderful adventures!

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for hanging out!

[@megatigreuanl9795]

thanks guys for show to the people what monterrey can offer to the tourism, i really enjoyed this video

[@misstrcarter]

I'm super excited to see the new areas you will be visiting.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you we're pumped up to show them to you!

[@DanielPerez-yf6lu]

Finally. Thank you for visiting my home state, city and maybe you'll hit up some if the small towns down the mountain side. Towards " La presa de la boca" y la cola de caballo. Make sure you try cabrito, and have a local make carne asada the simple way. Going toward the main dam down the mountains you will find many buffets as well as traditional snacks and candies. Research. Santiago, Nuevo Leon or Allende are just a few more minutes down and are well worth the visit. You can never know everything but, we can certainly try. Enjoy.

[@roxxyhernandez8223]

I'm from the North part of the country, people are very different from the south and maybe not that trusty or engaging but kind people once you get to know them. Best part of the north the meat & the flour tortillas. There is a little bit of a discussion about what northern state has the best meat but generally is good everywhere although the Calidad Sonora is the very best of the country. PS eat gorditas 😉👍

[@TheYarbros]

Love, love, loved the meat in Monterrey! Crazy delicious!

[@bradyg6754]

Y’all got that drone work on fleek!

[@TheYarbros]

😂😂😂 trying bro! Almost crashed it into the mountains a few times and lost it once.....while it was in the air #truestories

[@JorgeSchz2004]

Yes, people from Monterrey we are conservative and shy when we are arround to foreigners, because this is a busines and industrial city, so, the people from the beach cities and colonial towns are more chill, relaxed and more friendly than us. Btw, I hope you enjoy my city, maybe we don't have beaches, colonial towns or even pyramids or indigenous sites, Monterrey is the city with the best life quality in whole Mexico and also the most expensive one. Monterrey es su casa, amigos. ❤️

[@daniellozada3408]

There’s a lot of indigenous ppl in mty tho.

[@JorgeSchz2004]

@@daniellozada3408 Yeah, but they were nomads, they weren't native people of the region.

[@daniellozada3408]

@@JorgeSchz2004 actually they were natives to the region. They just didn’t settle in one specific spot. In other words they were nomads within their own region.

[@JorgeSchz2004]

@@daniellozada3408 Ok.

[@N_Torres]

Understand the "minding you business " mindset. I'm, well my family is from the north and that is how they/we mostly are... easier to tell who the loud ones in the family are. Don't say anything unless we really have something to say

[@bronzedrage]

Y'all are brave AND cray-zee! Lol. I love it!

[@TheYarbros]

🤣🤟🏾 Yeah, y'all finding the truth out about us 😆 We're just off enough to keep life interesting.

[@ericm4891]

If you guys still in Monterrey y’all should try Santiago Nuevo León, go and camp at Galeana or get a beautiful hike as well in Allende. Also if you want to finish you’re trip in a more relaxed way. At the border of the state line between Nuevo León and Coahuila you’ll find “termas de San Joaquin”.

[@TheDarkSideOfYouSoul]

The snob part is in San Pedro Garza García, and some areas in Monterrey like Cumbres, Country, Tec.

[@TheYarbros]

Makes sense...we got an opportunity to talk to some nice down to earth families while we were there.

[@MauiMauiMe]

Goose bumps! Wow.

[@TheYarbros]

😁

[@rochellemckinney3220]

The food looks delicious 😋😋😋😋👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@TheYarbros]

It was soo good!

[@Latnman101]

So beautiful!

[@TheYarbros]

Took our breath away....literally climbing that mountain and capturing those views #breathtaking 😉 Thanks for watching!

[@victoriadove3363]

Thanks so much for sharing... so wonderful

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching!!! Glad you enjoyed our presentation!

[@jessecolonmissionary]

We visited Monterrey and went to have those short rib tacos and they were awesome, thanks for the recommendation, fyi the pastel de plátano there is a must try too.

[@TheYarbros]

Alright! glad you liked that tender goodness! Next time we go we'll get that other dish too.

[@sandrarandall6574]

Beautiful!

[@TheYarbros]

Yes, it was full of beauty!

[@AngelAviles]

This was CRAZY!!! Ten years ago my boo and I would have ventured into that pipe but these days... NAH!!! You are so fun to watch!

[@reggiemeigs7036]

Nice to see you traveling again. Love your videos.

[@TheYarbros]

Nice to be out here again!

[@christinecleavest9099]

OMG! I'm sitting here drooling and jealous. LOL!

[@freddylopez2021]

Wow Beautiful video thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidadriangarza3463]

The hiking that you do its named "La rayita", and its located on Parque la huasteca, huasteca its a canon and one of each mountains have a different name. Im in love with your videos of my city Tnks

[@TheYarbros]

That is such and honor! Thank you!

[@ricardomarquez4255]

Keeping an eye on you guys, blessings from Houston, you are amazing!

[@Vancouver_Dan]

Wow! I have seen a few vlogs from Monterray before - but no one captured the beauty of that valley as you have. I actually would be interested in visiting one day. Well done! (PS - I would never go into that drain pipe - be careful!)

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching! It was either the pipe and a 30 min climb or the base and a 2 hr climb...it was crazy and we did it 😆

[@mprevis]

I definitely loved this you 2 definitely have some great personalities and I saw someplace new to me. I liked, subscribed and shared this which was my introduction to the channel 💯

[@TheYarbros]

¡Muchas gracias(!) and welcome to the fam!

[@SuperTruthful]

I love you guys. Thanks for the videos. Every place is different like every person is different...do you and don't worry about the hellos.

[@TheYarbros]

Special and unique, every city and place we go to! Thanks for supporting our content!

[@erika1935]

Awesome! I have spent a lot of time there, but still have to do the La Huasteca hike, a lot of people I know there go there often! Glad you guys are there in October, the heat March - summer is brutal! Love the fact that you are now taking drone footage, just gorgeous views to where you hiked! Best wishes for your continued travels!

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@j.m.5995]

Zachary Taylor's army trekked thru there on their way to Mexico City

[@agustindeiturbide8051]

Monterrey was a small city back in 1800s disconnect form the capital and other colonial cities

[@j.m.5995]

@@agustindeiturbide8051 Pretty much every city was like that. What's your point?

[@agustindeiturbide8051]

@@j.m.5995 not all cities Monterrey wasn't allowed to trade with other countries like cotton wood and beer and they only had to trade with other cities and the capital and the city felt abandon by Mexico city but after the mexican and american war Mexico lost Texas California and Nuevo Mexico and this benefited Monterrey since it was now closer to the USA

[@dannyguerrero7059]

Nuestra ciudad, diferente pero hermosa. Gracias chicos

[@moniquecoleman3952]

Great video! Thanks!

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks ☺

[@vinabyrd2653]

Beautiful. The scenery and y'all.

[@TheYarbros]

You the Best! Thank you for being here with us and continuing to support our content! We see you and appreciate you!🤟🏾☺❤

[@vinabyrd2653]

@@TheYarbros I will be buying you guys several cups of coffee in the near future. You are greatly appreciated and you remind me (but have to some times experience visually) that there's more to living this life than what's in front of you or where you are from. I got to experience Aruba this summer and I'm looking forward to continue my journeys. God bless you both and take care. Looking forward to your next leg as well. 😍

[@TheYarbros]

@@vinabyrd2653 Aruba...🤩 loved that little island, the lizards, water sports and flamingos are all I remember. Flatters us to give you visual reminders. Thanks again for looking out for our content!

[@EllisWR]

Hey guys! Love it! Were in Monterrey right now any chance you could share where the start of the hike is We would love to check it out?! Thanks alot for keeping it real.

[@romeliatrevino2137]

Hey guys. I´m you like my hometown. Must welcome! I live in Querétaro and I miss Monterrey a little. Querétaro is more quiet. I wish you can come and learn its history. A great grandmother that is fighting with the computers.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jj-bp3fr]

I recommend the waterfalls in huasteca potosina in the state of San Luis Potosí.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@worldatmyfingertips7771]

Great videos!! I was just wondering, because I also love exploring and the mountains here in Mty, would you kindly share the exact location of that nice mountain trail at the beginning please? That seemed like the right place to not only enjoy nature but also do a little bit of exercise he he.....Thanks much and I think I speak for many regios as myself, we're happy to have you here for a visit :)

[@LuisAngel.1987]

In Monterrey we prefer to say "¿What's up compadre?", instead of "Hello amigo". Yo should live futbol in Monterrey, go to Tigres stadium y drink some beers.

[@TheYarbros]

Okay and thank you....compadre!

[@sergiorenteria3777]

Mexico is your humble house I love your videos

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@lilrobcharleston7158]

What a great video, I live in Monterrey. Love watching your videos!

[@TheYarbros]

That means a lot! Thanks for watching!

[@lilrobcharleston7158]

@@TheYarbros come by again soon.

[@SightsSpice]

That food has me drooling over here while I'm eating banana chips for breakfast. My life is feeling so sad right now 🤣🤣😂😂

[@TheYarbros]

Our dietary train will be pulling in soon too....we need to get a little self control back 😤😑

[@davila0893]

Great view of Monterrey NL. My wife is from the outskirts of Monterrey called Villa De Santiago area. There, you can visit Santiago Pueblo Majico, Cola De Caballo (Horsetail Falls), Los Cavazos (shopping/restaurants/pottery/etc), La Presa La Boca. A little further down towards Allende NL, you can also visit Parque Estrella which has a Serengeti, outside activities. You'll also probably find friendlier people. Lol. Enjoy. PS. Love your channel.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@vhoy7899]

That food though....❤❤

[@TheYarbros]

OMG it was so good!

[@lediffzitro7902]

2:49 Queen & King Of The Mountains

[@Imaginativeone_DF]

Amazing!!

[@TheYarbros]

Truly!

[@MoeDeNiro]

Absolutely beautiful 😍

[@TheYarbros]

Gorgeous place to be! We agree! 😄

[@MoeDeNiro]

@@TheYarbros ❤

[@CC-in4xr]

Apryl was so disappointed with the chicken flautas she didn't even show them! 😁

[@TheYarbros]

They were just okay until I tasted Rondel's asada 😑 After that I didn't want them any more 😅

[@iAMtheCHAVEZ23]

My beautiful Monterrey!!! I love it!!

[@TheYarbros]

Glad we could show some of its beauty!

[@iAMtheCHAVEZ23]

You guys ALWAYS do an awesome job!!!

[@marianeguajardo5996]

muy bonitos los videos de monterrey, son los primeros que veo que ponen como es realmente, aunque les falto un poco conocer mucho mas de la ciudad captaron lo que realmente un local hace :D

[@TheYarbros]

😊🤟🏾 Thank you!

[@juliocesarzermenolotina3708]

Beautiful views

[@TheYarbros]

Loved 'em!

[@oacardamianrodriguez5106]

Wooow, great view. 👍

[@TheYarbros]

We loved it!

[@nubiandivegirl3316]

You lost me at the drainage pipe...LOL. I need another way up the mountain. Love you guys energy and videos but can we stay out of dark pathways with little light tho! Love it!

[@TheYarbros]

Haha!!! the other way up was a 2 hr hike....we were gonna do it if we couldn't find the pipe.

[@madwisdom4929]

*New Viewer! I'm loving your videos also invest in good hiking shoes that protects your ankles*

[@TheYarbros]

We will and welcome to the channel! 😁

[@alexwallace6120]

It looks beautiful and interesting .That hike looked tough !Beautiful picture at the top. The tacos looked delicious .How were the prices? That restaurant looked big.

[@TheYarbros]

The cantina was big. Prices well great for everything except asada. my taco costed $280 pesos. I was expecting to get 2 or 3 but I will say it was stuffed full of meat and in the San Pedro Garza Garcia area which is the most expensive area in all of MX....but it was delicious!

[@pepe-jt2zi]

Lamentables los grafitis y la contaminación ojalá las personas valorarán la belleza e importancia de la naturaleza!

[@xavixlz]

yo tambien no podia creer lo grafiteado que esta el cerro! que mal por esa gente

[@laurieebo9815]

Wow. Monterrey looks awesome! I would definitely have to check that out while in Mexico. I loved the park and all of the activities that were available. I wanted to ask you if they had something similar in Guadalajara: a place where you could rent a bike? I'm particularly interested in cycling.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you and yes, Gdl has a lot of bike rentals locations as it is a part of the culture there as well.

[@laurieebo9815]

@@TheYarbros Good to know. Thank you so much. You guys are awesome!

[@Isaiaswolf66]

@@laurieebo9815 Yes, here in Monterrey in “parque fundidora” you can rent bikes and cycle. And there are cycling events in mountains too

[@laurieebo9815]

@@Isaiaswolf66 Thank you

[@jaimerueda5795]

That is extreme!

[@nancyochos7510]

I just went yesterday to la huasteca its amazing

[@TheYarbros]

¡Muy Bonita! We loved it there....apart from the graffiti.

[@globalgogetter4469]

LOL! Ya'll out here crawling through drainage pipes in Monterrey Mexico at 7am finna go to jail 😂🤣😁 Gorgeous views Have fun, but now BRANG ya'll tails back SAFELY! (FRFR) Great video family👍

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for coming through and yup we did that. We aren't making any headlines out here planning on staying safe.........lol🤞🏾✌🏾

[@fabioromerohodgson3545]

Like ur Video. I just want to say hi from Nicaragua.

[@TheYarbros]

Hola 👋🏾 Nicaragua!

[@carmensotelo7676]

I might be wrong, but Monterrey has never been in my plans to visit because I don't consider that it has much to offer to the tourist, I think of it more as an industrial state.

[@TheYarbros]

I don't think Monterrey advertises for tourists but the food, malls, bars and of course nature were accessible and easy to enjoy there.