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"I love trains...and I especially like this Copper Canyon run...I come alive when the whistle blows"

"I mean I really like trains...even to walk the rails fascinates me."

"I love to snorkel and one of my real moments in Copper was teaching an older gentleman to snorkel over in the Sea of Cortez."

"Relationships mean everything to me...here with my two buddies in Chi City, Jesus #1 (right) and Jesus #2 (left)."

"I am a Yosemite guy (worked there and have been back many times) and so waterfalls like this in Copper are sentimental"

"I am an outdoor guy, and though our trips to Copper are not hiking trips, I often steal away- here in the bottom at the Urique River far below Arepo."

"I am also a horse guy and though the ponies are a bit ragged in the area, I enjoy getting on them from time to time."

"I just love Copper Canyon, period, and I enjoy taking people there."

Question # 1 these days is “Is Mexico and Copper Canyon safe?”

Yes, we go to Copper Canyon often (10 trips from Dec, 10 through May, 11) and in our experience, it is afe to travel there. There have been no incidents- zero- with tourists in the area. Actually our guests comment on how secure they feel. One woman recently said. "I always felt safe". Here is a summary of the situation with safety in Mexcio- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tCVYdnU1EmLiiwZQG2rcuksdY6ZQkZ9rErpDlflHleQ/edit?hl=en_US#- including the European perspective from the Economist magazine. It is interesting that many of our travelers to the Sierras now are European. Our press is jaded and is having a hayday with sensationalizing what happens there. Also here is a statement on safety in Copper Canyon from Dave Hensleigh (http://youtu.be/YJfAriKq0ug). We welcome you to be a part of one of our excursions!

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Question # 1 these days is “Is Mexico and Copper Canyon safe?”

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