Copper Canyon is a group of six interconnected canyons: Batopilas, Urique, Sinforosa, Candamena, Oteros, and Copper. These canyons are carved by rivers that eventually flow into the Rio Fuerte and then into the Gulf of California. They like to point out in all the literature that combined the six are bigger than the Grand Canyon.
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Tour itinerary:
7:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel included
9:00 am Departure to Divisadero and the Copper Canyon Adventure Park where you can enjoy a variety of activities while taking in stunning views. For a more relaxed experience, you can ride the Aerial Tramway, offering beautiful panoramic views of the canyon without the need for hiking. For a real thrill, consider the Zip Rider, one of the world’s longest and highest zip lines, though it’s completely optional. The park also offers easy walking trails, allowing you to explore the stunning landscape at your own pace. The park provides a perfect balance of nature, culture, and relaxation.
The operation of the aerial tramway and the zip line is conditioned to different factors, such as the weather conditions or the need for unforeseen maintenance
Lunch at the Adventure Park restaurant on your own
After lunch, we will enjoy a walking tour from Adventure Park to Divisadero train station admiring the different canyons from the lookouts located along the way
3:30 pm Return to the hotel
7:00 pm Dinner at the hotel included (drinks are not included)
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We went up to the Adventure Park pretty early and it was Freezing Cold. Not what we expected since no one was prepared for temperatures in the 40s. It was so cold and windy too that many members of our group stopped off at the Park store to buy jackets and vests.
Several of us took the big Zip Rider and the rest cheered them on.
After we watched the Zip Riders take off those left rode the Aerial Tramway to a spot on top of one of the canyons.
What’s fun about buying things is it gives you a chance to interact with the seller.
These were different, crochet I think?
Here are a few pictures from around the hotel. Notice the two dogs. There were dogs everywhere silently waiting to be fed, and fed they were!
I must have gone for a little nap because this is the last picture of the day from after dinner.
