Los Mochis Travel Guide

 jmbredeck Says:  Visit a chapter from Mexico's history when Porfirio Diaz encouraged foreign investment, and industrial barons like Benjamin Franklin Johnston accepted his invitation, came to Los Mochis and built a rubber empire (seriously.) Johnston also left behind an enormous garden, now... 

 fidoopy Says:  Theres a legend interesant about this hill, ask for it, besides it has in the top a sculpture dedicated to the virgin, who cares all the city. 

 fidoopy Says:  This is an important church in this city located in front of the plazuela, in the interior covered by wood. 

 fidoopy Says:  This plaza is located in fron of one of the mosty importan churches in the city, its a quiet place to bring your kids and have a walk. 

 fidoopy Says:  Big park with a lot of botanical species, the founder traveled arround the world collecting different species and then planted in this park. 

 fidoopy Says:  This House shows the history of the city that has now 100 years, interesting if you want know more about the origins and mochis nowadays.It also will have multiple expositions in arts os special events. 

 jmbredeck Says:  This was the cheapest place I could find to stay, and that is about the best thing I can say for the Hidalgo. From the sullen reception desk clerk, to the neo-brutalist room decor, this place will have you saving money and longing for home throughout your (hopefully brief)... 

 ephobius Says:  You can cross the Cortéz Sea (or California Gulf) to or from the California Peninsula by ferry at Topolobampo. Cost goes from about 20 dollars per passenger, one way. It takes about 6 - 9 hours to cross the sea, depending on the liner, but you won't get bored as there are... 

 cbeaujean Says:  for all inquiries about train,read "intro".total lenght 655km39 bridges,86 tunnelsdon't forget to have a look on the travelogue... 

 jmbredeck Says:  If you are in Los Mochis waiting for the train to see the Copper Canyon, I suggest you take a bus (45 pesos, one-way, about 90 minutes) to the city/village of El Fuerte. This basically the first stop of the train and the section of the train ride between Los Mochis and El... 

 cbeaujean Says:  stay one night at 2200m in one of the friendly inns...don't forget:only the train reach the village...you discover there a prodigious landscape on the "barranca del cobre" :a 50km lengthravine and hundreds of meters deep.digged by urique river... 

 cbeaujean Says:  on both sides of the canyon,run other gorges.rock falls have caused the development of pyramids and petrified castles with diferent colours according to the day light and ground nature. 

 fidoopy Says:  Visit the Memorial Hill, Maviri Beach (enjoy the sarandeado fish), Sushiko (japanese food), Ingenio Azucarero, parque Sinaloa, Museo regional del Valle del Fuerte, country club (9 holes golf court), Plazuela 27 de septiembre. I think the maviri beach and the memorial hill.