Salt On The Road A Travel Photo - Journal Of Tryna and Al Morton Mexico's Copper Canyon

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Location	Date	Description
Phoenix to San Carlos	2007-02-24	Phoenix to San Carlos The bus trip today was LONG but we did get to make some stops and see some of the sights between the border and San Carlos.
Sea of Cortez	2007-02-24	Sea of Cortez San Carlos is situated on the Sea of Cortez across from Baja California.
Alamos	2007-02-26	Alamos From San Carlos we traveled 162 miles to Alamos, the best-preserved colonial town in Northern Mexico.
El Fuerte	2007-02-27	El Fuerte Our next stop was El Fuerte, located in the state of Sinaloa.
Copper Canyon Train	2007-02-28	Copper Canyon Train The Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway, known as Chepe, is said to be one of the most scenic railroads in the world. The first train from Chihuahua arrived in Los Mochis in 1961 and allowed tourist access to an area previously inhabited by only the Tarahumara people.
Sierra Tarahumara	2007-02-28	Sierra Tarahumara The Sierra Tarahumara (The Copper Canyons) is one of the highest and most rugged sections of the Sierra Madre Occidental. Five main canyons make up the Copper Canyons - we are staying Mansion Tarahumara almost at the rim of Urique Canyon.
Casas Grandes	2007-03-01	Casas Grandes Groups of Mormon immigrants settled in the area around Casas Grandes from 1885 to 1912 to avoid a US ban on multiple marriages. They brought with them farming techniques.