6 days tour

Mining Route: Chepe Train And Copper Canyon

Mining Route: Chepe Train And Copper Canyon

This tour includes:

Accommodation

5 nights of accommodation in the best category 3* hotels

Meals

Breakfasts and dinners described in the itinerary.

Transfers

Transportation upon arrival and departure to the airports mentioned in the itine

Tours

Tour and entrance to the sites described in the itinerary.

Train tickets

Chepe Express train tickets, tourist class.

Not included:

Does not include drinks

Only food described in this itinerary.

Flights not included

It does not include international or domestic flights.

Extra expenses

Personal expenses such as meals, tips, souvenirs, among others.

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Itinerary of your trip Mining Route: Chepe Train And Copper Canyon

  • Day 1 Arrival in Chihuahua
    Arrival in Chihuahua
    • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

      Arrival in Chihuahua

      Upon your arrival in Chihuahua, a representative will be waiting for you to transfer you from the Chihuahua International Airport to the accommodation (30 minute drive).

      In the afternoon you will have a guided walk through the Historic Center of the city, where you will visit the Government Palace, Altar to the Homeland (site where Father Hidalgo was shot), the Cathedral, Museum of the Colonial Aqueduct Revolution (duration approx. 3 hrs.)

      Note: The transfer time from the airport is from 08:00 a.m. to 08:00 p.m. It is necessary to inform the operator of your flight schedule by chat at least 10 days before your arrival. If your flight arrives at a different time, you must take a taxi to the hotel for an estimated price of 200 MXN (not included)

      Meals: Not included.

      Accommodation: Hotel City Express Plus or similar, double occupancy.

      Note: Itinerary times are approximate

  • Day 2 Mennonite Tour and Creel
    Mennonite Tour and Creel. Photo 1 Mennonite Tour and Creel. Photo 2 Mennonite Tour and Creel. Photo 3
    • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

      Mennonite Tour and Creel

      After breakfast at the hotel, you start the journey along the road to Creel.

      During the journey you will have the opportunity to visit a Mennonite Community, currently they continue to maintain their customs and ideology over the years.

      You will also tour the museum and visit a traditional Mennonite family home, here you will taste sandwiches based on products that they make themselves, such as: cookies, cheese, cream, milk, etc. (duration approx. 2 hrs).

      Then we will continue by road to Creel arriving approx. at 3:00 pm

      In the afternoon you will enjoy a walk around Creel, visiting Lake Arareco, Valle de los Hongos (interesting rock formations), the Old Jesuit Mission of San Ignacio de Arareco and the Indigenous Cave (duration approx. 2 hrs.)

      At night you return to the hotel where you can relax a bit for tomorrow to continue with the tour.

      Meals: Breakfast (does not include any type of drinks)

      Accommodation: Hotel Santa Cruz Plus or similar, double occupancy

      Note: Itinerary times are approximate.

  • Day 3 Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park)
    Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park). Photo 1 Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park). Photo 2 Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park). Photo 3 Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park). Photo 4 Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park). Photo 5
    • 10:00 am - 1:30 pm

      Creel - Barrancas (Adventure Park)

      You start the day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel and you prepare to discover the surroundings on your own or relax for a while since you have free time until approximately 10:00 AM. (The guide will indicate the time at which the transfer to Barrancas will be made).

      Once the time is up, they head towards Barrancas del Cobre arriving at approximately 12:00 PM where the trip to the Barrancas del Cobre Adventure Park will begin, famous for its different viewpoints and the flown stone (duration of the activity approximately 2 hours).

  • Day 4 Barrancas - Cerocahui
    Barrancas - Cerocahui. Photo 1 Barrancas - Cerocahui. Photo 2
    • 8:00 am - 3:15 pm

      Barrancas - Cerocahui

      You finish breakfast and take the road to the town of Cerocahui for a little over 2 hours (approximate time).

      Later they will check in at the hotel.

      After leaving your belongings at the hotel, you together with the guide and the group meet to eat (the guide will give you the directions and the meeting time).

      Once they finish eating, they will go for a panoramic walk to Cerro del Gallego where there are beautiful panoramic views of the Urique Canyon, one of the deepest found in the Copper Canyon (approximate duration 3 hrs.)

      At night they will return to the hotel to have dinner and rest. Tomorrow is your big day where you will travel on the famous train from El Chepe Chihuahua to Sinaloa. Here you will enjoy beautiful views.

      Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (does not include any type of drinks)

      Accommodation: Copper Canyon or similar - Double room.

      Note: Itinerary times are approximate.

  • Day 5 Cerocahui - Bahuichivo - El Fuerte
    Cerocahui - Bahuichivo - El Fuerte
    • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

      Cerocahui - Bahuichivo - El Fuerte

      You get up very early to taste your delicious breakfast.

      On this day you will live one of the most impressive train experiences in the world: El chepe

      In the morning after breakfast (included) you will go to the railway station to board the Chepe Express train (tourist class). Once on board, the journey begins towards El Fuerte, to continue through the Sierra Tarahumara, here the train continues downhill towards the Pacific plains.

      In the landscape you will be able to admire the great coniferous forests, slopes and the incredible work of engineering that the valley of El Fuerte, Sinaloa has.

      Approximately 6 hours of travel.

      Once they arrive at El Fuerte they are transferred to the hotel and you will have the whole afternoon free to discover the place.

      Meals: Breakfast (does not include any type of drinks)

      Accommodation: Hotel La Choza or similar - Double room.

      Note: Itinerary times are approximate.

  • Day 6 El Fuerte - Transfer to Los Mochis International Airport
    El Fuerte - Transfer to Los Mochis International Airport
    • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

      El Fuerte - Transfer to Los Mochis International Airport

      This last day you have the transfer from the hotel to the Los Mochis International Airport. Depending on the time of your flight, you will be able to take advantage of the hotel amenities.

      You have lived the famous adventure of moving in the chepe chihuahua!

      Meals: Not included

      Accommodation: Not included

      Note: Remember to check out before 12 pm. The transfer to the airport takes approximately one hour and forty minutes. We suggest booking the departure flight after 2 pm.

      Note: Itinerary times are approximate.

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Available on this trip

  • 🤩 Total satisfaction or your money back*
  • 🤑 Months without interest without card, set aside and pay whenever you want*
  • ✈️ Book with an open date and make changes without consequences*

Tour leaving from Chihuahua

Chihuahua is the capital of the state of the same name, famous for its rich history and culture. The city offers a mix of colonial and modern architecture, as well as access to the stunning Copper Canyon.

Kids (4-10 years old) Cat. 3* - Low season + $474.74
Total satisfaction guarantee, in less than 24 hrs + $51.00
Kids (4 to 10 years old) cat. 3* - Medium season + $482.11
Kids (4 to 10 years old) Cat. 3* - High season + $515.59
Minors (4 to 10 years) Cat 4* - Low season + $592.78
Minors (4 to 10 years) Cat 4* - Medium season + $602.97
Minors (4 to 10 years) Cat. 4* - High season + $636.45
Special date (December) + $47.82
Upgrade Adult Cat 4* - Low season + $226.08
Upgrade Adult Cat 4* - Medium season + $228.95
Upgrade Adult Cat 4* - High season + $228.95
Upgrade hoteles 4* y tren Primera + $313.22
Suplemento en Hab Triple + $773.22
Insurance for your experience + $42.00
Experience Style

Experience Style

Mixed

There will be challenging activities such as hiking, biking, canyoning and trekking, but you’re also going to have other means of transportation and relaxed moments to just chill.

Accomodation level

Accomodation level

Medium

This accommodation includes essential services like a hot shower, electricity, and a nice and comfy bed.

Experience Type

Experience Type

Small Group

You’ll be accompanied by a small group of travelers just like you.

Physical Rating

Physical Rating

Average

There are several physical activities that last from 2 to 6 hours in easy terrains, low altitude flats, or water experiences. Please ask if you’re not sure this applies to you.

Age range

Age range

Min: 4 / Max: 65

Age range allowed for the experience. Underaged must be accompanied by adults.

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