 Cute burro along the roadside in Chihuahua
|
 Overlook along the drive on the way toward
Basihuare
|
 The Copper Canyon region is one of Mexio's more
remote areas.
|
 One of our first views as we drove down from
Cusarare into the canyon
|
 The canyon drive shows interesting rock
formations.
|
 Looking over the forest into the hazy canyon
|
 Good highways descend about two thirds of the way
into the canyon.
|
 Winding roads take us past huge rock monuments.
|
 The Copper Canyon area is also known as the
Sierra Tarahumara.
|
 We found this empty vehicle precariously perched on
the side of a mountain. What a cliffhanger!!
|
 These rock formations have the appearance of hooded
Indian figures looking the other direction.
|
 Mushroom-shaped rocks seen along canyon drive
|
 Barrancas del Cobre (a.k.a. Copper
Canyon) is a national park, although it has no actual park facilities. A
KOA campground can be found, though, in the town of Creel.
|
Cute burro along the roadside in Chihuahua
Overlook along the drive on the way toward
Basihuare
The Copper Canyon region is one of Mexio's more
remote areas.
One of our first views as we drove down from
Cusarare into the canyon
The canyon drive shows interesting rock
formations.
Looking over the forest into the hazy canyon
Good highways descend about two thirds of the way
into the canyon.
Winding roads take us past huge rock monuments.
The Copper Canyon area is also known as the
Sierra Tarahumara.
We found this empty vehicle precariously perched on
the side of a mountain. What a cliffhanger!!
These rock formations have the appearance of hooded
Indian figures looking the other direction.
Mushroom-shaped rocks seen along canyon drive
Barrancas del Cobre (a.k.a. Copper
Canyon) is a national park, although it has no actual park facilities. A
KOA campground can be found, though, in the town of Creel.