(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 16, 2010 ) MEXICO – All aboard! Ride on an Exclusive Railcar
Mexico’s Copper Canyon rail route is traveled by many, but Canyon Travel does it best with its recently acquired and remodeled 1950 Pullman Standard Passenger Railcar. Climb aboard the privately owned 20-foot open-deck railcar and enjoy unmatched views of the canyon while lounging on deck chairs. Certain five to twelve-day journeys with Canyon Travel include a one-day jaunt aboard a modified passenger railcar with a 20 ft. open deck. Canyon Travel’s wide-open railcar, attached at the rear of the first class Chihuahua Pacific passenger service, offers panoramic vistas of some of earths most diverse and distinctive eco-regions. Sip on top-shelf margaritas and enjoy fresh ceviche on a comfortable deck chair or in the air-conditioned indoor seating parlor.

Birder’s Paradise
Canyon Travel has helped native residents in and around Copper Canyon to become naturalist guides, thus offering its travelers more in-depth explorations of the Sierra Madres, Urique Canyon, Fuerte River, local communities, and more. Canyon Travel’s guides are able to give great insight into one of the most bio-diverse and scenic areas in the country. This region is classified among one of the richest endemic bird areas of the world—it has the highest number of winged creatures that live nowhere else. Close to 40 endemic bird species can be viewed, including; Rufous Bellied Chacalaca, Elegant Quail, Lilac-crowned Parrot, Mexican Parrotlet, White-striped Woodcreeper, Black-throated Magpie-jay, Sinaloa Crow, Happy Wren, Sinaloa Wren , etc. Endangered birds include; Thick billed Parrot, Military Macaw, Eared Trogon, Golden-cheeked Warbler and others. All guides are armed with a trained eye, spotting scope, tripods, binoculars and field reference books to aid them and visitors in getting the most out of the adventure.

Responsible Travel
Warm and gracious, the locals proudly share personal insights into their ancient culture and communities. With an advantage as lifetime residents, Canyon Travel guides offer guests of the opportunity to observe ceremonial dances, pottery firings, fields being cultivated with plows made of oak limbs, corn grinding on stone metates, and even sample tasty homemade corn tortillas hot off the grill. Canyon travel’s remote lodges are built in partnerships with local communities and families. This affiliation has enabled the lodge settings to be built on land not available for commercial development, thus offering privacy away from mass tourism with the best possible views. The lodges are environmentally friendly, yet comfortable with all modern amenities.

For more information on Canyon Travel, contact Emilio Kifuri at (800) 843-1060.

Contact Information:
Canyon Travel
Hailey McDonald
Tel: 970-379-9363
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