Day 2 - Creel - Chepe Express First - Bahuichivo - Vineyard Tour - Jesuit Mission - Cerocahui
Breakfast at Quinta Mision Hotel
Start your day with a healthy American breakfast at the Quinta Mision hotel in Creel.
Transfer from the lodging in Creel to the Train station.
We’ll begin with a transfer from your accommodation in the charming Magical Town of Creel to the station of the legendary Chepe train, located in the same town. For many travelers, this will be their first time boarding this iconic railway, so we encourage you to have your camera ready—the arrival of the train is an exciting and unforgettable moment worth capturing.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with breathtaking landscapes and unique moments. Our goal is to make sure you start this journey with comfort, punctuality, and the best mindset to enjoy it to the fullest.
Important:
Please note that the Chepe train has a specific luggage policy: each passenger is allowed one suitcase of up to 25 kg, plus one piece of hand luggage. We recommend organizing your bags in advance to avoid any issues and enjoy the ride without worries.
Chepe Express One-Way First Class: Creel-Bahuichivo T1
Train ticket in the new and luxurious Chepe Express in its First Class.
Transfer from Bahuichivo Train Station to the town of Cerocahui.
Arrival in Bahuichivo and a 40-minute van transfer to Cerocahui, an incredible Tarahumara town located high in the Copper Canyon.
Meal included in Hotel Mision Cerocahui
Enjoy lunch at Hotel Mision Cerocahui
Vineyard and Jesuit Mission in Cerocahui Tour with wine tasting
We end our day with a charming visit to the local vineyards and a tour of the picturesque town of Cerocahui.
Discover the cultural and winemaking richness of the region with our exclusive Wine Tour, an experience that blends history, tradition, and flavor into a single journey. Our first stop is the Tarahumara Girls’ Boarding School, where you will gain close insight into their culture, way of life, and the importance of this institution for the Rarámuri community.
A visit full of learning and cultural sensitivity.
We then continue to Viñedos Misión, the birthplace of the winery’s five signature labels. You will walk through the vineyards where the grapes are grown and learn about the production process that brings these exclusive wines to life.
We will also visit the Jesuit Mission, a historic site that connects you with the spiritual and colonial roots of the region. The tour concludes in the hotel lounge, where you will enjoy a guided tasting of our five wine labels:
🍷 3 red wines
🌸 1 rosé wine
🍇 1 white wine
All accompanied by artisanal Mennonite cheese and freshly baked bread—the perfect pairing to enhance every flavor.
An ideal sensory experience for lovers of wine, history, and local culture.
Accommodation at Hotel Misión Cerocahui (Full Board).
Hotel Misión Cerocahui is one of the hidden gems along the Copper Canyon route and a must-visit stop for those traveling aboard the Chepe train. Nestled in a charming valley surrounded by mountains, vineyards, and apple orchards, this hotel perfectly combines luxury, tranquility, and breathtaking natural surroundings.
It is the most exclusive lodging in Cerocahui and offers a unique experience that connects travelers with the cultural and agricultural richness of the region. Guests can stroll through the hotel’s own vineyards, where handcrafted wines are produced, and discover the story behind each label and each sip. Spacious gardens, mountain views, and a peaceful atmosphere make this place a true haven of serenity.
During your stay, you’ll enjoy full-board service, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner (meal times may vary depending on the day’s activities). The regional cuisine features authentic flavors made with fresh, local ingredients that elevate the dining experience in this unforgettable countryside setting.
Staying at Hotel Misión is not only a chance to relax but also to immerse yourself in the tradition, nature, and hospitality that make Cerocahui one of the most charming stops along the journey. Without a doubt, it’s an experience that enriches any trip through northern Mexico.
