The Sierra Tarahumara.  Just 200 miles south of the U.S. border, you enter a roadless sea of lush, misty mountains, the most primitive terrain in North America, inhabited by secretive Tarahumaras, who make no villages and avoid contact with ‘outsiders’.

 The Copper Canyon.  Hidden in the heart of the Sierra, you discover a vast, interlocking maze of largely unexplored canyons that come together in five huge canyons.  This is the Copper Canyon.  Five times larger than our own Grand Canyon and 1 ½ times as deep, it slices into the western flank of the high, cool, pine covered Sierra Madres.  An impossible barrier, still un-breached by road or even trail, excepting a few uncharted footpaths known only to the mysterious Tarahumara Indians who inhabit caves in the canyon depths. 

                                                                                                  
This is the land that time forgot…
and for the very adventurous few.

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