Once a year, Journey Mexico operates a FAM trip through The Copper Canyon to discover what might be Mexico’s most adventurous state. This year the 10 day FAM will cover both South Baja and The Copper Canyon over May 5th to May 14th.
The trip begins in Los Cabos, inspecting some of the most high-end hotels including One & Only Palmilla, Ventanas al Paraiso, Capella Pedregal and Esperanza Resort. A little beach and culture time come next with a stop off in the Pueblo Magico of Todos Santos before making our way to La Paz and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Isla Espiritu Santo.
After 5 days in Baja California Sur, attendees will board a private plane to cross the Sea of Cortes and transfer over to The Copper Canyon, settling in another one of Mexico’s Pueblos Magicos, El Fuerte. The following days are full of adventure and discovery: a train ride on the world famous Chihuahua al Pacifico into the Sierra Madre Mountains, nature walks to a nearby waterfall, trips to breathtaking vantage points and incredible vistas of the canyon, cable car and zip-line excursions, visiting Creel (yet another Pueblo Magico), and hiking to Lake Arareko and Cusarare Waterfall.
If you would like to join or would like more information, please e-mail Zachary at zach [@] journeymexico.com Space is extremely limited so please advise interest ASAP.
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Once the news of the plight of the Sierra Tarahumara Villages reached the American School located in Puerto Vallarta, the Student Council decided to hold a Run-a-thon to raise additional money to help this worthy cause. On March 2, students from the pre-Kindergarten level through sixth grade ran in this race to raise money for the drought-stricken villages in Copper Canyon. This is a perfect example of how anyone can make a difference in the world through commitment and determination.
So far, food has been distributed to the communities of Mohotavo, Bajichi, Oteviachi, San Alonso and to other areas near these villages. In total, about 460 people benefited from the supplies we were able to procure, transport and distribute.
If you were able to contribute to help the native people of Copper Canyon, the team at Journey Mexico wishes to convey their deepest gratitude! We only wish that we had the right words to describe the sincere appreciation that the Raramuris have shown over the last few days.
We’re depending on our staff, our clients and a partnership with the local American School to raise the funds necessary to help this worthy cause. To participate, you can give a direct monetary donation or sponsor one of the primary-school kids in the jog-a-thon as these thoughtful children “run for the running people!” If everything works out as planned, we hope to keep this campaign going with additional drops mid-summer and early fall.
At Journey Mexico, we want to give back to the local communities, especially some of the poorest villages in the most rustic areas. To these underprivileged villagers, a sum that seems insignificant to most Americans and other international tourists can make a real difference.
