HYROX Monterrey

Regular Event
01 Jan 2026
30 Jun 2026
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First HYROX in this city
HYROX Monterrey 2026 fitness competition | Monterrey city skyline

Race spotlight

Visa guide

  • US, Canadian, UK, EU, Australian, and Japanese passport holders: No visa required for stays up to 180 days.
  • Others: May require a visa or electronic authorization (check Mexican consulate guidance before travel).
  • Entry requirements include a valid passport and a completed immigration form (often handled electronically).

Racecation Review

Monterrey, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains, brings a unique energy to HYROX. The city is known as Mexico’s industrial powerhouse, but it’s also rich with culture, nightlife, and rugged outdoor adventure. Athletes can balance the intensity of competition with hikes up Cerro de la Silla, exploring Parque Fundidora, or enjoying authentic northern Mexican cuisine. The vibe is bold, the crowds are passionate, and the location is unforgettable — making Monterrey a must-do racecation for athletes looking to mix competition with cultural immersion.

Cost Insights

Monterrey is more affordable than Mexico City but slightly pricier than Guadalajara:

  • Hotels: €60–100 per night for solid mid-range near the city center.
  • Meals: €8–15 for hearty sit-down meals; street food can be as low as €3–5.
  • Transport: Metro tickets ~€0.50, Uber rides within the city €3–7.
  • Overall, it’s a budget-friendly but comfortable destination for HYROX athletes.

Hotel Picks

Public transport guide

Monterrey has a developing but limited public transport system, so most athletes will rely on Uber.

  • Airport → City: Taxis and Uber are the most reliable (25–35 min). Shuttle vans are available but slower.
  • City Transport: Metro (cheap at ~€0.50) plus buses. For athletes, Uber is easiest and fastest.
  • Tips: Stick with official taxis or Uber for safety and convenience.

Best photo spots

Monterrey offers epic medal-shot backdrops that combine urban grit with natural drama:

  • Cerro de la Silla – The city’s iconic mountain, a striking silhouette behind any athlete pic.
  • Parque Fundidora – Industrial heritage meets green space; perfect for medal shots with modern-art vibes.
  • Macroplaza – Monumental square with fountains and colonial architecture.
  • Santa Lucia Riverwalk – Scenic urban canal linking downtown to Parque Fundidora.
  • Arena exterior (TBD) – Capture the race-day adrenaline with Monterrey’s cityscape behind.

Local Climate

Local Eats

Monterrey is famous for bold, protein-heavy northern Mexican flavors — perfect for recovery.

  • Clean-EatsLa Nacional – Elevated yet balanced dishes, with fresh seafood and grilled options.
  • Local FlavourEl Rey del Cabrito – The city’s signature dish, roasted goat, in a lively, traditional setting.
  • Quick BiteTacos Orinoco – Legendary local tacos, fast service, and ideal for post-race refueling.

Local Gyms

Training in a Mexican gym is high-energy and community-driven, with Smart Fit offering official HYROX programs and local CrossFit boxes bringing a loud, supportive vibe that pushes athletes to their limits.

Monterrey has an active CrossFit and HIIT culture, with functional fitness booming across the city.

  • Smart Fit Monterrey – HYROX partner gym with dedicated conditioning areas.
  • CrossFit Monterrey – One of the city’s flagship boxes, sleds and SkiErgs available.
  • Body Shop Gym – Full-scale facility, strong on weights and cardio machines for athlete prep.

Recovery Guide

  • SpaHabita Monterrey Spa – Sleek and modern with massages and saunas for athletes.
  • Thermal PoolsTermas de San Joaquín – An hour’s drive but worth it for natural hot springs.
  • Light Activity: Jog or walk around Parque Fundidora, the city’s green heart, for low-impact recovery.

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