Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway (El Chepe)
Legendary train journey through 86 tunnels, 37 bridges, showcasing Copper Canyon's dramatic landscapes.
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Copper Canyon (Barrancas del Cobre) astounds with six interconnected canyons in Mexico’s Sierra Madre Occidental, four times larger than the Grand Canyon. Visitors can experience breathtaking vistas, adventure activities, indigenous culture, and pristine wilderness. Highlights include the Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway, panoramic Divisadero Lookout, Basaseachi and Cusarare waterfalls, Tarahumara villages, and the picturesque town of Creel. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike, bike, horseback ride, or zipline through dramatic terrain, while travelers seeking culture can immerse themselves in centuries-old traditions of the Tarahumara people.
Legendary train journey through 86 tunnels, 37 bridges, showcasing Copper Canyon's dramatic landscapes.
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Premier viewpoint offering sweeping canyon vistas, restaurants, and adventure activities for thrill-seekers.
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Adventure park featuring world-class zip lines, cable car, suspension bridges, and scenic hiking trails.
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Mexico's second-highest waterfall, dropping 246 meters, surrounded by pine forests and hiking trails.
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Picturesque waterfall near Tarahumara village, offering cultural encounters and lush forest surroundings.
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Traditional villages preserving ancient customs, crafts, and extraordinary long-distance running traditions.
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Picturesque gateway town with rock formations, Valley of the Monks, and access to Tarahumara culture.
Read MoreExperience the legendary El Chepe train journey, hike canyon rim trails with local guides, mountain bike through pine forests, ride the aerial tramway for spectacular views, witness Tarahumara cultural performances, explore cave dwellings, enjoy horseback riding adventures, and photograph the stunning changing light on canyon walls at sunrise and sunset.
Shopping in Copper Canyon highlights authentic Tarahumara handicrafts, including woven baskets, wooden carvings, traditional violins, pottery, and textiles. Geometric patterns and natural materials reflect centuries-old indigenous traditions. Purchasing directly from artisans supports local communities and preserves cultural heritage. Visitors can take home unique, meaningful souvenirs while contributing to the sustainability of the region. Copper Canyon markets offer a combination of art, culture, and hands-on engagement with indigenous craftsmanship.
Dining focuses on rustic Yucatecan cuisine with machaca, hearty stews, fresh trout, and handmade tortillas. Restaurants in Creel and Divisadero offer canyon views while enjoying meals. Nightlife is minimal, emphasizing stargazing, early morning activities, and the serenity of wilderness. There are no casinos, reinforcing the area’s natural and cultural appeal. Meals highlight local ingredients and traditional cooking methods, allowing visitors to taste the region’s authentic flavors amid breathtaking landscapes.
El Chepe train is the primary transportation, offering first and economy class across tunnels, bridges, and canyon vistas. In towns, use authorized taxis booked through hotels. Road exploration requires experienced drivers and 4WD vehicles. For remote hikes or canyon excursions, travel with registered guides. Carry water, dress in layers for high-altitude temperatures, and allow time to acclimate. Respect local communities and seek permission before photographing people or property.
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