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The best way to explore the vast regions of Copper Canyon in Chihuahua, Mexico, is by train. El Chepe chugs across the Sierra Madres, stopping at various small towns along the way. Visitors will enjoy visiting the Tarahumara people, cowboys, family restaurants, and artisan craft shops of Creel, the biggest tourist draw on the trip. Then there’s the mind-blowing landscape of Divisadero. There are 37 bridges, 87 mountain tunnels, sheer drop-offs, dense forests, and plunging waterfalls. Other stops along the Copper Canyon train route include Bahuichivo and Temoris, of which Temoris would be the one to see. Those traveling the whole length of the line will add another 130 miles to the Pacific Ocean for a total 400-mile trip.

Copper Canyon, Ferrocarril, Viejo, Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, MX, Phone: +01-80-01-22-43-73

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