You’ll need to travel by train (by booking your place, panoramic side window), to admire the fabulous Canjon Copper, what between Chihuahua and Los Mochis is the maximum of the unforgettable. 650 km and 12 hours, but you’re not in the Great Canjon of the United States, you’re in Mexico, you’re going through gorges collected to a depth of 1200 meters, you are looking at all the nuances of tropical and subtropical vegetation. You also will count the number of galleries, discovering that they are 73, as you will find that 28 are the bridges straddling the Sierra Tarahumara. http://www.chepe.com.mx/english/index.html
Arriving in Creel, you will find to be 2300 meters high and that the small town is the heart of the stunning mountainous region that is home of the Tarahumara Indians. You’ll find small villages on the mountains, you will find that those “rancherias” are involved in agriculture, but that in addition to their churches survive ancient rites and that the sun and moon are gods for Indians compatible with what the churches contain. Maybe you’ll buy them a colorful fabric, or a woven basket, without forgetting that the craft is famous for its vessels and its wooden masks. http://www.tarahumara.net/english/
