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Stop at Creel for at least a few days when you take the Copper Canyon train. It is a good place to relax and a great base for day trips to interesting rock formations, waterfalls, and longer treks by horse, mule, truck or private vehicle into area canyons.




Bike RidingGreat mountain biking

HikingWonderful hiking in the canyons and on the plateau surrounding Creel

WalkingBeautiful countryside, lakes, mission churches and Tahamara Indians

Good FoodYou don't come here for the food.

ReadingRelaxing

SightseeingThere are many sights, old churches, unusual shaped rocks and a canyon bigger than the Grand Canyon

Cultural ActiviesTahamara Indians in native dress

LakeThere is a lake outside of town, but no swimming.

CountryVery rural environment. Can rent a log cabin.

VillageAlways someone to talk to in the plaza at night

NatureThis is what it is all about.

CharmIt it away from it all.

Mid-Range HotelsThe new Casa Margarita Motel is excellent

Budget HotelsThe old Casa Margarita is a good place to meet people.

Buy/Rent HouseYou can rent a log cabin

WeatherLocated at 2338 meters (7,671 feet) above sea level and surrounded by pine-oak forests, Creel has a mountain climate: cool days and cold nights in winter, with snow possible. In the summer, days are warm to hot, with pleasant, cool nights. Things get dry and dusty December- June; summer rains refresh.



Sierra Bonita Cabanas Club  
Hotel
Carretera Gran Visian s/n, Creel, Chihuahua
635/456-0615

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Copper Canyon Specialists  

Creel, Chihuahua

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CoppeCanyonExplorer.com  

Creel, Chihuahua
602-774-1794

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Casa Maria  
Hotel
Lopez Mateos 11 (corner of plaza), Creel, Chihuahua
635/456-0022

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The Lodge at Creel  
Hotel
Creel, Chihuahua
(614) 413-9020

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Tio Molcas  
Restaurant
Av. Lopez Mateos 35, Creel, Chihuahua
635/456-0033

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The California Native  

Creel, United States
1-310-642-1140 or 1-800-926-1140

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Copper Canyon Ecolodge  
Hotel
Creel, Chihuahua
830 885 2000

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