A Safe Travel Destination in Mexico

Press Release • Apr 2, 2012

If you have been avoiding Mexico. Don't. Amigo Trails offers beautiful and safe trips to Copper Canyon Mexico.

Online, April 2, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Northwest Mexico is often associated with drug trafficking and violence, when actually only a small portion of the area is affected by these events. Although it is only a small region and certain towns affected by the drama and violence, many people have strayed away from visiting any part of Mexico because terrors of being involved or somehow trapped in the middle of drug related violence and hate crimes.

Truth is, there are many hidden oasis' that are not affected at all by the recent violent outbreaks. One of these hidden paradises is Copper Canyon. Amigo Trails offers Copper Canyon trips that are family friendly. This vacation destination has remained untouched by the drama of the region. The route of el Chepe has also remained a safe way to travel to the area. This government run Copper Canyon train deposits tourists into the beautiful region to enjoy their vacations peacefully.

Traveling to Copper Canyon has been proven safe and enjoyable. There are different scares to enjoy in Copper Canyon rather than violence. You can enjoy being scared of the rapids you are going through while rafting through the region. You can be scared of the zip lining options, or be awed by seeing whales splashing through the waters off the coast. Amigo Trails offer tours to this beautiful region that are safe and tours where you will be shown around by locals who truly know how to make the most out of your time in the region.

To those who have stayed clear of Mexico because of fear; Don't. Just choose a wise destination to visit. Amigo Trails has numerous vacation packages, or will work with you to design a special vacation just for you and your family or friends.

Copper Canyon is a safe travel destination Mexico can offer to you this spring and summer. If you are interested in booking a trip contact Amigo Trails by calling (360) 588-1290, emailing info@amigotrails.com or visit their website for more information http://www.amigotrails.com.