Best Chihuahua Tours & Trips

Chihuahua is the capital city of the state of Chihuahua and is home to more than 800,000 people. The city was founded in 1709 by the Spanish explorer Blas Cano de los Rios. Chihuahua still preserves many valuable and historical monuments and buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, such as the Temple of San Francisco and the Museo Cassa Juarez.

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11-Day Northern Trails and Colonial Mexico Tour from Chihuahua: Creel, Los Mochis, Guadalajara, Cabañas Hospice, Dolores Hidalgo

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11-Day Northern Trails and Colonial Mexico Tour from Chihuahua: Creel, Los Mochis, Guadalajara, Cabañas Hospice, Dolores Hidalgo

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Tour Code: 737229

Start / End City

Chihuahua, Mexico City

Duration

11.0 Days

City & Attractions

Chihuahua, Creel, Divisadero +10 more

Languages

English Live, Spanish Live

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Europamundo Vacaciones

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Best Time to Visit Chihuahua

Summer in Chihuahua brings warm days averaging 28°C (82°F) with cool evenings, ideal for exploring vast desert landscapes and rugged Sierra Madre mountains. Visit the dramatic Copper Canyon for hiking and scenic train rides on the Chepe Express, or discover colonial towns like Creel and adventurous river rafting in Urique. The season also highlights cultural festivals and star-filled skies in protected natural areas, making it a compelling time to experience northern Mexico’s wild beauty.

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Autumn in Chihuahua brings mild days and cool nights, with temperatures averaging 18°C (64°F) in September to 12°C (54°F) by November - ideal for exploring the Copper Canyon's rugged trails and witnessing fall colors in the Sierra Madre forests. The season offers clear skies perfect for riding the scenic Chepe Express train, visiting colonial towns like Creel, and experiencing Tarahumara cultural festivals amid golden aspen groves and crisp mountain air.

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Winter in Chihuahua has daytime temperatures averaging 12°C (54°F) and chilly nights dropping to -2°C (28°F). While the highlands see frosty mornings, the vast state offers rewarding seasonal experiences—explore the snow-dusted Sierra Madre peaks, visit the surreal cave systems of Copper Canyon, or warm up in traditional Tarahumara villages. The colonial charm of Creel blooms during the quiet winter months, ideal for scenic train rides on the Chepe Express, and cultural festivals in Chihuahua City highlight regional crafts and cuisine without summer’s crowds.

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In spring, Chihuahua enjoys mild, pleasant weather with daytime temperatures averaging 22–28°C (72–82°F) and cool nights, making it ideal for outdoor exploration. The state's vast landscapes come alive, from the rugged peaks of the Copper Canyon to the historic streets of colonial Creel and the vibrant capital city of Chihuahua. Hiking, train rides on the scenic Chepe Express, and visiting Tarahumara villages offer immersive cultural and natural experiences. Spring also brings fewer crowds and clear skies, perfect for photography and adventure in this expansive northern Mexican region.

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Emma Wilson

January 07, 2025

11-Day Northern Trails and Colonial Mexico Tour from Chihuahua: Creel, Los Mochis, Guadalajara, Cabañas Hospice, Dolores Hidalgo

Booking this Northern Trails tour was smooth and transparent. The itinerary blended culture, history, and scenic trails beautifully. Our guide was outstanding throughout.

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FAQs about Chihuahua Tours

What is the best time of year to visit Chihuahua, Mexico to avoid extreme weather?

Visit Chihuahua between March and May for mild temperatures and low rainfall. Summers (June–September) bring monsoon rains, especially in the Sierra Madre mountains, while winters can drop below freezing at night, particularly in desert and highland areas. Spring offers optimal conditions for exploring cities and natural attractions.

How do I travel from Chihuahua International Airport (CUU) to the city center affordably?

Take the Aerotaxi or Autotransportes Chihuahua public van service from outside the terminal to downtown for approximately 80–100 MXN. Taxis cost around 250–300 MXN but are fixed-rate. Ride-sharing apps are unreliable; pre-arrange transport if arriving late at night.

Is the Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacífico (El Chepe) train safe for tourists traveling through the Copper Canyon?

Yes, El Chepe train is safe and well-maintained, with dedicated tourist routes (Chepe Express) offering secure, scenic travel between Chihuahua City and Los Mochis. Use official ticket offices or the government website to avoid scams. Avoid unofficial stops in remote areas after dark.

What should I know about altitude and health when visiting Chihuahua’s mountain towns?

Certain areas, like Creel (2,340 m), are at high elevation. Acclimate gradually, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol for the first 24 hours. Altitude sickness is uncommon but possible. Carry basic medication and consult local clinics—hospitals in Chihuahua City are equipped for emergencies.