We booked a tour of Copala/Concordia with Mazatlan Frank. We had never been to Mazatlan and did not really know what to expect. Our kids were with us, ages 11 and 7. Although some parts of this tour were interesting, it was mostly boring for the kids. It is really just a small village, where you will find the "real... more

Nice tiny town with ruins, and a mine underneath Daniel's Restaurant. There is a lot of history behind this town! Daniel's has the BEST coconut banana cream pie...I wish I could get it here at home! more

A long drive and not much to see. Historical, adventurous, but you see what there is to see in about 10-15 min. Fine if this a special interest but really not worth the time and effort. Oxnard, California (center of the universe) more

Copala is a town of a few hundred inhabitants high in the mountains. Its hilly location and cobble stone streets are a 400 year old time warp... you have to go. The silver mine still employs 300 people, and notice the well tended grave yard... many many more miners there too... The church is original, and beautiful, see the old... more

Hidden high in the Sierra Madre above Mazatlan is the beautiful town of Copala which once was a gold mining area. Walking the cobblestone main street which is wide enough for a mule and VW beatle to pass each other. Children quickly surround you showing off the wood carvings they have made of the buildings in the town. The older... more