 Wouldn't want to get closer to the edge than this!
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 Ornately-carved chairs outside of some of the Hotel's rooms
|
 Tarahumaran mother and child
|
 This building is the bar/recreation room with large picture
windows overlooking the canyon.
|
 Hardy plants still find a way to grow, even on these steep,
rock canyon walls.
|
 Great views from the ridge
|
 A distant view of the Hotel Barrancas
|
 Volcanic activities were, in large part, responsible for
much of the formation of the Copper Canyon area.
|
 Another lone agave looks over the depths of the canyon.
|
 Another surreal mist covers the hotel.
|
 The canyons are made largely of hard stone resistant to
erosion.
|
 These plants can hardly wait to soak up the coming rain.
|
 The hotel has a beautiful, rustic look.
|
 This hotel is often confused with the Hotel Posada Mirador
Barrancas.
|
 Agaves line the railing at the Hotel Divisadero Barrancas.
|
 Dave checks out his camera before taking the "money shot"
of the canyon.
|
 Over the bridge, once again
|
 Down the steps past some of the rooms at the
hotel
|
 Volcanic activities and ash deposits, hardening to tuff,
helped to form the canyons.
|
 The canyons are also made up of sandstone, limestone, and
deposits of lava.
|
 Hummingsbird feed and flutter against a rainy
backdrop.
|
Wouldn't want to get closer to the edge than this!
Ornately-carved chairs outside of some of the Hotel's rooms
Tarahumaran mother and child
This building is the bar/recreation room with large picture
windows overlooking the canyon.
Hardy plants still find a way to grow, even on these steep,
rock canyon walls.
Great views from the ridge
A distant view of the Hotel Barrancas
Volcanic activities were, in large part, responsible for
much of the formation of the Copper Canyon area.
Another lone agave looks over the depths of the canyon.
Another surreal mist covers the hotel.
The canyons are made largely of hard stone resistant to
erosion.
These plants can hardly wait to soak up the coming rain.
The hotel has a beautiful, rustic look.
This hotel is often confused with the Hotel Posada Mirador
Barrancas.
Agaves line the railing at the Hotel Divisadero Barrancas.
Dave checks out his camera before taking the "money shot"
of the canyon.
Over the bridge, once again
Down the steps past some of the rooms at the
hotel
Volcanic activities and ash deposits, hardening to tuff,
helped to form the canyons.
The canyons are also made up of sandstone, limestone, and
deposits of lava.
Hummingsbird feed and flutter against a rainy
backdrop.