This adventure begins in the historic and colonial city of Chihuahua. From here you will visit some museums that tell the history of the country and then gradually enter the Sierra Tarahumara. During the journey from Chihuahua to Creel visit Cuauhtémoc, the city of the “three cultures”. Later, in the Magical Town of Creel, visit the valleys with capricious rock formations. Admire the majestic winter landscapes of the Sierra Tarahumara and visit the largest canyon in the world – the Copper Canyon.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Chihuahua: this colonial city is one of Mexico’s most important historical centers with a truly Mexican atmosphere filled with colonial buildings, mansions and palaces.
Valley of the Monks: unusual rock formation located in the heart of the Alta Sierra Tarahumara in the Copper Canyon with spectacular views.
Day 1: ARRIVAL CHIHUAHUA
Upon arrival at the Chihuahua airport transfer to the colonial city of Chihuahua, check in to your hotel and prepare for the late afternoon guided tour of the city. Visit the Cathedral, the Government palace, the Pancho Villa museum and Quinta Gameros.
Overnight in Chihuahua.
Day 2: CHIHUAHUA – CUAUHTEMOC – CREEL (260km – 3.5hrs)
After early breakfast at the hotel drive from Chihuahua to Creel stopping on the way in Cuauhtemoc to visit the Mennonite Museum. The museum tells the story of the Mennonite colonies of the Mexican state of Chihuahua. After the visit arrive in Creel and check in at your hotel. Get ready for a guided visit to the Valley of the Monks with astonishing rock formations, Lake Arareco with its snowy landscape resembling Scandinavian lakes, the Mission of San Ignacio with a lot of history and a Tarahumara cave where the indigenous inhabitants still live in the traditional way.
Overnight in Creel.
Day 3: CREEL – DIVISADERO (130km – 3.2hrs)
After breakfast at the hotel transfer from Creel to Divisadero. On the way stop in the Copper Canyon then continue for a guided walk to the viewpoint of Divisadero. Stop at the local market full of handicrafts and souvenirs made by Raramuris. Next, drive to the Barrancas del Cobre National Park where you can participate in various adventure activities (not included, to be paid directly) such as Cable car, Zip rider, Via Ferrata and zip line 7 stations. Then drive to your hotel in Divisadero where you will enjoy lunch and dinner (included).
Overnight in Divisadero.
Day 4: DIVISADERO – EL FUERTE (5.5hrs by train)
After breakfast transfer to the train station in Divisadero to board the Chepe Express train to El Fuerte. Upon arrival at El Fuerte station transfer to your hotel. Spend the afternoon free at leisure. You can go for a walk visiting the square, the City Hall, the museum and the boardwalk overlooking the El Fuerte river.
Overnight in El Fuerte.
Day 5: EL FUERTE – DEPARTURE LOS MOCHIS (140km – 2.5hrs)
Enjoy one last breakfast at the hotel. Depending on the departure time, we recommend strolling on your own through the picturesque streets of the Magical Town of El Fuerte, taking a raft ride on the river or visiting the indigenous community of Capomos to learn about the traditions of the Yoreme-Mayo indigenous people. At the indicated time transfer from the hotel to the airport in the city of Los Mochis.
Comfortable and warm clothing is the most suitable for travelling to the north of Mexico. However, the climate can be hot, raining in summer and cold, especially in winter, therefore we recommend bringing warm clothes, a raincoat and umbrella. Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or skimpy clothing when visiting temples, religious or official buildings. Sun protection, sunglasses, a hat and mosquito repellent can be very useful during your stay.
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