From El Paso to the start of the canyon is a REAL long ways done by Bus which is not only a waste of good travel time but VERY BORING as well. You for sure want to start and end you Copper Canyon tour on the West side of the Sierra Madres were all the beautiful scenery is not mile after mile dried up desert with nothing to see coming in from El Paso side on a BUS ! Next be sure and know where you are going!

I see some tours that start in El Paso that are 8 nights long but only "ONE " of the "8" nights are spent in the Copper Canyon and all the rest are in places way out of the canyon system in places like El Fuerte and be sure not to  let this happen to you. There are other tours that offer you lodging that at it's best is third class with no Electricity or running water. I have seen some of the pictures of there so called lodges and when I went there to see them in person it looked like the front of the hotels in old western movies with very little behind the front and what was there I wouldn't have my clients staying there. Be sure you get pictures of the inside before you go there.

 Clients also ask about native guides once you are there. Native guides are not at all the lodges that you will visit as well as the Tarahumara Indians some right outside the lodges were you can buy there wares. If you really want to enjoy your Copper Canyon visit stay away from the large tour companies and go with my type of tours that all very personable with small groups.

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