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Copper Canyon by Train

Posted on June 30, 2009February 20, 2021 by Charles
Copper Canyon Train - Chepe

To visit the Barrancas del Cobra, or Copper Canyon by Train is the best way to see this natural wonder. The Sierra Tarahumara of Chihuahua, where you’ll see one of the largest and deepest canyons in the world, is known as Barrancas del Cobre (Copper Canyon) and it’s one of Mexico’s most awe-inspiring regions.

To visit this area of Raramuri Indian culture, it is recommended that you climb aboard the Chihuahua-Pacifico train (Copper Canyon Train), commonly referred to as CHEPE. The route begins in Ojinaga and the train makes stops in the cities of Chihuahua and Chauhtemoc, where you’ll see various Mennonite colonies.

The trail continues along with the Sierra de Creel, a mountain range that lies 2,400 meters (7,920 feet) above sea level. It then runs past the Divisadero station and descends through canyons, tunnels, and ravines that border the edges of the majestic Copper Canyon and the Tararecua and Urique canyons. Along the route, the trail crosses 37 bridges and goes through 86 tunnels before arriving at Los Mochis, in the state of Sinaloa.

There are quite a few options for tours and accommodations in Copper Canyon. If you search google for Copper Canyon Tours or Copper Canyon accommodations you will find options that suit your needs. They seem a bit pricey, but it might be worth it. The alternative is to drive down yourself and go camping. If you drive down make sure to get proper insurance. MexInsurance offers multiple types of insurance for Mexico from different carriers. Click here for a quote.

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