Cusarare River Sierra Lodge

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• arturofranz

  21 noviembre 2017
  Rustic Lodge along the Rio

  As part of our planned trip, Copper Canyon Adventure Tours (CCAT) selected the Cusarare River Sierra Lodge (CRSL). A two day stay in a rustic log cabin lodge with about 20 rooms. One portion was built of adobe and 2nd half was good old cinder block. We were fortunate, as we were in the adobe section, not that you could tell the difference. I guess, it was just the idea of being in the old Mexican Sierras that appealed to us. We enjoyed the break from Modernity! So, don't expect cell phones, internet or TV including no electricity with the exception of the kitchen & dining room. At night, kerosene lamps are lite along the veranda to each room. Our cabin was provided with 2 kerosene lamps plus a battery charged light for the bathroom. With a well lighted fire in our fireplace, it was a cozy night, in all. I'm pretty good at adjusting, so that your time is endless as to how to appreciate the natural beauty of the Mexican Sierras, with pine trees, creeks and various animals cared by the Tarahumaras. We were located and nestled within a ejido, best known as a Indian reservation for the local Tarahumara tribe. The people are shy but friendly. They make and sell baskets, weavings and different figurines. You will get good feel when you walk to the Waterfall as the trails are loaded with Tarahumara vendors. The CRSL is actually a tenant paying rent to the ejido elders for the privilege and the lodge is accepted as part of the community, employing cooks and caretakers. The Tarahumara or Rarámuri tribes are well known for their long distance running and their villages are scattered all over the copper canyons of Northwest Mexico in the state of Chihuahua. The annual running events are anywhere from 30 to 75 kilometer at an altitude of nearly 8 thousand feet! Breakfast and Dinner was included in our tour plan. Meals are simple, tasty and delicious. In the late evening before dinner, my wife and I spent time having our proverbial evening cocktails...in this case, sipping Tequila! Our walks included the waterfall. Don't expect a whole lot of water as November is the drier season. Also, took a walk to the painted cave. Tours included a drive to the site of mushroom rocks, a nearby boarding school and Lake Arareko. The CCAT picked a great location...and we thoroughly enjoyed our 2 night stay.

  

• yolocoporti1

  27 agosto 2018
  What a beautiful hotel and its wonderful surroundings and more its services

  What a beautiful hotel and its wonderful surroundings and more its services super attentive and their delicious meals the warm and comfortable beds and the bonfire and the stars at night a dream. Estoy muy agradecido por todo.

  

• Perrochihuahua

  14 noviembre 2019
  Dejo de Operar.

  Este hotel dejo de operar bajo esa administracion y ahora tiene una nueva y otro nombre, seria importante que esta publicidad fuera dada de baja para no confundir a los clientes o para evitarles resesrvar en un hotel que no toma mas reservaciones.