Divisadero Barrancas del Cobre

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Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Sierra Tarahumara—where nature and culture come together. Marvel at the Cusárare Waterfall, wander through the scenic Lake Arareco, explore the mysterious Valley of the Mushrooms, and step into history at the San Ignacio Mission.

For a truly unique experience, visit the San Sebastián Cave, one of the few Tarahumara-inhabited caves open to the public.

Let nature and tradition guide you on an unforgettable journey.

El Divisadero boasts one of the most stunning panoramas in the Sierra Tarahumara, where the Tararecua, Copper, and Urique canyons meet.

A must-see stop on the Chepe train—and easily reachable by road—it offers thrilling views, dramatic cliffs, and unforgettable adventures at the Adventure Park.

Cascada de Basaseachi

Standing at 246 meters, Basaseachi Waterfall is Mexico’s tallest and one of its most awe-inspiring natural wonders.
Framed by dramatic cliffs and lush pine forests, its Rarámuri name translates to “place of coyotes” or “waterfall.”
A must-visit spot for those who crave nature, hiking, and unforgettable adventure.

Cerocahui - Urique

The awe-inspiring Copper Canyon plunges 1,879 meters deep and offers panoramic views from scenic overlooks at 2,370 meters above sea level.
At its heart, the Urique River winds through vibrant semi-tropical greenery.
Exploring its winding trails and dramatic cliffs unveils the grandeur of the Sierra Tarahumara—a land of breathtaking contrasts.

Batopilas

The mighty Copper Canyon plunges 1,879 meters deep, with breathtaking views from lookouts perched at 2,370 meters above sea level.
At the bottom, the Urique River snakes through vibrant semi-tropical greenery.
Hiking its winding paths and dramatic gorges is a one-of-a-kind experience that captures the majesty of the Sierra Tarahumara.