While in Mazatlan in April we rented a car and drove north to the town of Los Mochis, Mexico approximately 200 miles from Mazatlan. We spent the night in Los Mochis, left our rental car there, and took a taxi to El Fuerte where we met up with friends, Harold and Carolyn, from Denver, Colorado. We left the next day for a four day train trip through the Copper Canyon. The railway was completed in 1961 after 90 years of construction.
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| Posada del Hidalgo built in 1890 |
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| Lounge in Posada del Hidalgo |
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| Our evening entertainment |
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| Zorro performing in El Fuerte |
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| Ron, Carolyn & Harold |
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| Boarding the train to Copper Canyon |
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| View from the train of the Canyon |
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| Happy Hour |
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| Tarahumara Indians selling their baskets |
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| Overlooking the canyon |
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| Tarahumara Indians waiting for the train to sell their wares |
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| Breakfast |
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| Indian girls selling pot holders |
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| Posada Barrancas Mirador - sits on the edge of the canyon |
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| Touring the area |
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