Entering Cartel Territory - off-roading the COPPER CANYON in Mexico |S6-E93|
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this episode, I am riding from Creel to Urique. I cross the worlds second largest canyon in the world, the Copper Canyon. This is also cartel territory and I have to take precautions to try and secure a safe passage.
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That route from Chihuahua to Los Mochis through the Copper Canyon is considered one of the world´s great train rides, on the bucket list of many train enthusiasts. Much like your road, the track clings to the vertical cliffs, crossing spindly bridges and diving through tunnels. I was fortunate to travel that way 40 years ago - it's spectacular countryside!
I saw a steam train in the Isle of Skye once. That was cool
I did that in the early 80s. spent the night at a fantastic hotel on the rim and hired a guide to hike down to the river where we swam
I've done it and I can't recommend it enough
it made me smile when she said "Its dangerous to walk on a railway track" then proceeds to ride alone through cartel country, i guess when you have traveled like itchy boots you think different to most of us.
Good point, she should have asked the locals, it might be that the auto roads are more dangerous, compared to the less traveled train tracks, and autos probably go alot faster around those corners.
In that terrain it may be a quicker route on the train track than by road.
You guys also have to understand that they already know the times of each train and since its a pretty quiet place they also can hear the train from miles away, its a pretty steep area so its a slow moving train
proper hero real life .... what an individual !!!
You had an angel in your back, as a native Mexican im scared to travel those routes. Its so incredibly dangerous and specially for a woman. May god keep you safe and safe travels. Love your channel!
She is not alone she have someone with her as I read elsewhere, and true those routes are dangerous you never know who's going to pop out
@josiesmile8267 she was alone. 😆 she handles herself well. Travels early mornings. Never at night or in the dark. She's just fine.
She is not alone if you believe that, I have a bridge for sale @@milehigh3054
The History of the Marathon men&women runners in that high altitude is just mind-boggling to me! Just Incredible! Mexico❤️🇲🇽
I've finally completed all your seasons of travel, and am caught up to your current adventure. Watching this, I have to say, you've been in risky and challenging situations before now, and you always seem to approach these conditions with a wary optimism. You seem to move forward with the thought that the potential difficulties ahead should be acknowledged, and precautions taken, but the benefits of exploring these varied landscapes and the cultures that reside within them are worth the uncertainty. That kind of courage is commendable and admirable, in my opinion. Safe riding, Noraly. And here's to enjoying the roads before you, however twisted, rutted, muddy, and breathtaking they might be.
I never knew Mexico was so beautiful, the terrain, mountains, the rocks - indeed stunning! Thanks for the new knowledge. Continue safely!
Honestly Mexico is very beautiful. Most people will not know other than what's reported in the media. And even that isn't accurate many times. If it wasn't for the corruption in the government then the cartel problem wouldn't be as big as it currently is. I plan to start traveling a bit more to Mexico. But i am wary of where i go.
Mexico is so so underrated, love my country 🇲🇽 please come see for yourself
@@JoseDiaz-wk2tw exactly right!
@@crod4547 Yeah bro, you should travel to Tamaulipas, then we’ll see if you’ll keep traveling to Mexico. 😂😂
@@ChompirasdeAlief well funny guy last year i crossed from Laredo Texas to Nuevo Laredo. Went to the zoo.
Been to Tampico for 5 weeks in 2019.
Been to other places that are considered dangerous like Uruapan and Morelia Michoacan in 2019, 2021.
Culiacan, Navolato and Altata in Sinaloa. Tijuana, Ensenada and Rosarito Baja California. Just got back from Rosarito Mexico last week. And supposedly there's a U.S. travel advisory for that area after the capture of some cartel member. So yeah...i keep going to Mexico. You can stay home if you want to.
My husband and me we have watched all your episodes and we love your channel. I am from Piedras Negras, Coahuila (also in the north of Mexico) I was very worried for you and your trip because people from the north of Mexico we know the situation ☹️ but you are very smart and it is great to see you are researching and checking your routes. Please be careful and all the best in your journey 😃 you are very brave and we enjoy a lot your videos. 😃😃😃
Is it that bad with the narcos? Some say it's really bad and others say no you'll be fine it just depends what you get into and associate with. But I'm Chicano and I don't have any more family that live there in Sonora but I want to visit all of northern Mexican but it's scary.
This is what I really appreciate the channel, you do not only show the good of the country, or the bad, but you show the absolute REALITY of each country that you visit in, not everywhere is a perfect place, but in ur eyes, and through the joy of riding and the discoveries that you share, we get to see it is a beautiful planet to live on, this is what it means to cling onto the good stuff, a highway, a dirt road, a beach lane, everytime you do a video, I learn a lot.
The drone shots of the canyon made me emotional. Such a beautiful country!
Amazing Drone footage.
Itchy Boots: "I might as well appreciate the absolute stunning place that I am riding at the moment." another great life lesson: no matter how stressful our days may be, there's always time to take in the beautiful scenery. ✌
OMG, I'm so impressed! Not because you're a woman on the road, traveling on a motorcycle alone, but because you're just an incredible human, living your best self, enjoying and living life. That's what we should all be doing. I love it Noraly, thank you for sharing your journey!
Same comment 😍❤️ I love what she do☺️
This is one of the best ever itchyboots episodes ever!!
It looked straight out of a thriller movie.
Another beautiful days riding with Itchy Boots. Obviously with the delay in posting the video you have safely navigated Mexico which is comforting for those of us that are invested in you journey. Can’t wait for the next instalment.
Next, Noraly visits Harlem, Chicago Southside and other 'places of interest'...
@@bayadere8308 Harlem is actually quite beautiful. This isn't the 80s anymore.
Hello Noraly. Locals walk the train tracks for two basic reasons. 1- Walking along the train tracks ensures you the shortest route due to its narrow line with the longest possible straight lines and there is no mud, while the roads for vehicles are usually curved like snakes, up to 4 or 5 times more kilometers away.
2- In the towns it is something very similar, the train is heard at a great distance (you heard that train so far away with the noise of your motorcycle and helmet) and it is more dangerous to walk on streets with vehicles (accidents and robberies). I hope we "arrive" in Canada together every day. See you.
About the "no" danger of walking on the train tracks: The noise of the train engine is naturally very loud, but before you hear the noise of your engine, (which can vary depending on the direction of the wind), you can hear the waves through the metal rails and if you are deaf, you will also notice it by the vibrations on the tracks several kilometers away.
So nice to see a recent ride through Copper Canyon. The first time I rode through this area was 22 years ago and I’m pleased to see it again. Bridges were rare and river crossings the norm. The roads were a bit narrower sometimes indistinguishable from riverbeds and towns smaller but the beauty of the mountainous area is still fantastic.
They walk on the tracks because it’s the most direct route and given that trains can’t climb steep hills , they are generally the most direct and flat route. We used to do it when we lived in northern Greece. Great vid 👍🇬🇧
Exactly!
Plus, the trains are predictable. Not so with cars and trucks. They sometimes do not care much for a pedestrian's safety.
@@Rat-Builder and over there, very much like India’s the trains are slow compared to an intercity or bullet. So it’s unlikely you couldn’t get out of the way. 👍
exacto! also you can cleraly hear the train comung, even feel it in your feet
I thought about it a bit different. They use the train to go work, shopping, whatever in a bigger town and they have to get to the train station closer to where they live. Better to walk on a gravel "path" than get all dusty on the dirt road.
When you first stopped to take in the view of the canyon I thought you wont want to stop to fly the drone but then you totally blew it out of the park with those magnificent shots, simply stunning. Stay safe, although you're probably long past there now.
I'm glad you made it safely to Urique. Your video brought back memories of my time as a tour guide on Copper Canyon railway tours (on the El Chepe). The train you caught a glimpse off was a freight train crossing likely between Chihuahua and Topolobampo (where also the ferry to Baja departs from). The railroad was only completed in 1961, over 60 years after initial construction. It has 86 tunnels, over 30 bridges and crosses over its own track on its climb from Los Mochis all the way to Creel and beyond to Chihuahua. People use the track as paths because the trains really don't go that fast and there is usually plenty of time to notice them before they're actually seen. Urique is a lot warmer than the higher elevations where the difference in altitude between Urique and nearby Cerocahui is over 1500m. The copper canyon is actually 6 distinct canyons and the area is 4 times larger than the Grand Canyon. Several of the canyons are even deeper with the Urique canyon clocking in at over 1,800m deep.
@Diane M that makes sense with how our brains work, seeing the ties pass by is more visual so it seems like you're going faster/further and once you think you are.. you actually are!
@Diane M I was going to mention that too lol. You have a good day yourself!
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@Nelson Patricio Oliveira hello - I'm a graduate student doing a little bit of research. I would be interested to know about your experience as a tour guide on Copper Canyon railway. Thanks!
Thanks for this information.
Thank you, Noraly. The scenery when you were riding along the river and mountains is magical! Wish you a safe trip; ride safely, Noraly.
That train is the Chepe train (CHP- Chihuahua Pacific railway). It goes from Chihuahua city to los Mochis. People probably walk on the railway because it has a gentle grade in comparison to the road & the train travels infrequently.
Realmente hermoso...exitante por momentos siento que viajo de acompañante y me emociono al punto de las lagrimas....yo creo que no tenes idea que en alguna parte de este planeta haces tan inmensamente feliz a alguien como yo...fuerte aventurera que dios te acompañe siempre...
The scenery and geology are unreal Noraly, really enjoying the Mexican portion of your adventure !!
One of the most unexplored by tourism, but also one of the greatest!
@@adventuresonwheels5272 I've driven from Toronto Ontario to Mexico City and back twice, great trip unreal scenery but not as nice as the Copper Canyon area
@@paullavallee1631 no questions about it.
It really depends the way you’re taking (many available), and the scenarios are quite different with plenty diversity. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed your trips back and forward. ¿Have you been in Baja area yet? Quite awesome desert and beaches. 😍
@@paullavallee1631 that's literally nothing I've droven from Alaska all the way down to Argentina back and forth
@@cristhianyadhir5888 I wasn't bragging, just stating a fact
Noraly, I think you made the right decision in announcing your “visit” and your intentions. I’m sure it is beneficial to have cartel members on your side when travelling in that part of the world, and that you are not a threat. Thank you for the stunning drone footage in the mountains. Cheers and stay safe. Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
Most of the time (but not always), if you respect them, their space, and their territory, they will respect you back, and give you safe passage. A friend of mine has ridden Copper Canyon many times on a motorcycle, and has encountered cartel lookouts on the roads and in towns every time. He knows people in Mexico who can call ahead and let them know he's passing through and it has worked out fine that way. He also says that when they stop him, or even slow him down then flag him on, he will stop and pass out cold beers to all of them as a gesture of peace and respect. So far, he has made many trips through that canyon and never had any problems. Even so, there is no way in the world I would take that risk of riding there, no thanks.
@@trevorjameson3213 You and me both 🤣
@@SpiritShinobi She must've had great contact with people who know cartels. only way. godbless her.
The landscape in Copper Canyon was amazing!! I loved the drone footage! Glad you're safe.
That's a gorgeous ride through the mountains to Copper Canyon. The high elevation videos with the drone were fantastic - just incredible. You are taking all the right precautions to stay safe. You are able to navigate the unpredictability of each day with grace and optimism, something we all should do. Looking forward to your continued journey. God Bless!
That is not the copper Canyon that is the Uriue canyon.
WOW, truly spectacular.
I have to admit I was nervous of you riding those roads.
Thanks for the entertainment.
I'm nervous of every ride she does, I always calm myself by thinking, she posted the video so I know she made it. Six seasons & still going. Look out Mars
You're a smart person to plan ahead and check with contacts when riding through potentially dangerous areas. Much respect.
Noraly is probably one of the greatest adventurers of our time. Wow, will she have stories for her grandchildren!
Noraly, got message. I think. :)
Hahaha
@@GuillermoTs who needs a husband to get a child? Oh, yes, I get it, Republican?
@@GuillermoTs husband is not compulsary lol
@@GuillermoTs ‘Correct’ values to me are humanistic values, like raising a child in a loving and caring environment, regardless of gender or race. Your ‘correct’ values seem to be religious inspired values, which are neither objective nor universal.
Copper Canyon drone episodes were amazing. I think telling people you’re coming is best way to assure your safety. These crooks are no dummies, they are not going to mess with someone who is not a threat.
Was very worried as you explained your journey today Noraly. But thank God You were ok. Still enjoying this post in 2023. Mexico nevertheless,is still amazing. 👍👍
And then you get diverse and stunning scenery. 👍👍
I have been living in Mexico for over 12 years and have travelled thousands of km with only minor problems which were in part my fault. Know very important Cartel members in some areas and have become very good friends. When people realize why the Cartel exists it is much easier to understand the whole story. You will be just fine because you pose no problems and mind your own business. No videos obviously of certain things. Common sense prevails. Love your videos!!!
That’s the best comment so far👍
@@jonijohnson5110 wouldn't you love to travel there, I would. It's sad so many bad things has happened it has taken away from the beauty of the Land. To be able to travel Freely, just obey the laws, show respect, be kind . In other words do unto others as they do unto you. People have the right to be treated respectful.
So why did these 'good friends' resort to people trafficking, drug running, kidnapping etc? So why do the cartels exist?
I visited that part of Mexico last year and nothing hapenned to me even when I saw things to worry, I think this woman is creating that sensation of terror or fear because is part of her job, she makes money making videos and is important to manipulate the minds of her followers.
@@RodrigoSahagun Just because you can assemble a sentence and create your own kind of fear (of an innocent person), does make make it meaningful. It is however, obnoxious, ungenerous, unnecessary, and truculent.
Safe travels and a big "Thank You" for including descriptions of the geology to accompany your beautiful scenic vistas on your treks.
Stunning scenery! I enjoy seeing the small towns and the interaction with the locals is interesting. I am retired and travel the US and Canada. I wish Mexico was safer it would be a wonderful place to travel.
We stayed at the same hotel in Creel 30 years ago. Beautiful area. Lots of big waterfalls. Thank you.
Beautiful views of the canyon, very smart move to advise them ahead of your arrival. stay safe and keep riding and filming.
In that extreme terrain I always wonder: Who built the road, how did they build the road, and why did they build the road?! Beautiful views and great drone video!
Answers:
Slaves
They worked until they dropped.
Because the missionaries wanted them to.
I did as well
Ha! I was thinking the exact same thing
My uncles and cousins built a airstrip and bridge in El Cajoncito, Guadalupe y Calvo, Chihuahua
How did they build the road?... Have you heard about backhoes?
What a beatiful countryside. The road alongside the rocks was amazing.
Wow, the beauty of Mexico is awesome. Thanks Noraly, I love seeing all these amazing places through your travels.
Thank god you posted, was panicking until I saw this one arrive. Also, agree what people are saying, pls dont tell everyone you are travelling alone.
Me too. I was more scared for her in my armchair than Noraly herself in the badlands!
It's not like they didn't know that already.
Anywhere else, I'd fully agree; but here, she'd already announced her presence. If she suddenly started telling lies about having travelling companions, it would only beg questions and invite trouble.
Absolutely riveting! Watching Norally riding through Central America, now into Mexico, has been a spectacular journey! Mexico is a complete surprise! Stunning!
Stunning landscape in the copper canyon! Wow!
It is always a pleasure to watch your travels through the various nations and terrains. I also appreciate your knowledge and research of the areas and sharing that with us as well. Safe travels!
OMG, the first glimpse of the Copper Canyon and that music with the drone. So emotional xxxx🥰Thank you Noraly for risking the area for us to experience
Emotional!!! That’s what I experienced and couldn’t figure it out lol, thanks for your help 😂🌹
Noraly, Ik volg je pas sinds kort. Maar wat een fantastisch avontuur beleef jij en zo mooi om dat mee te maken voor ons. Die dronebeelden zijn echt fantastisch mooi om te zien. Ga zo door en take care!
Absolutely fearless. Wise, strong mentally & physically, & inspiring. Am astounded and highly impressed. Long time watcher, loving the scenery, the interesting information you give about wherever you are- including the history, & join in with the positive thoughts & prayers for your continued safe journey.
I love watching her videos, I am a big chicken and would never do what she does. I look forward on her adventures. Mexico is more than Cartels.
Miss Jules, I'm a very new watcher, and I already feel the same way!
Need don't sting you unless they feel under attack. They die when they sting 😭 Bees are AMAZING!!! 😍😍😍
*Bees don 't ...
I took the train from Los Mochis over the mountains to Chihuahua when I was 14 ( 49 years ago )Super beautiful !
This is so exiting!
Remind me early 90’s visiting my uncle’s rancho
In La sierra de Chihuahua
Smile and wave boys, just smile and wave Noraly is passing by and she be protected by the Cartel - Capish !!!
"It will have to last !" Well if I was that chain, I wouldn't argue with you. You've adopted a sensible approach to travelling in uncertain states. Very wise. Alaska is a very dependable machine - she has to put up with being driven through some very difficult terrain. What a bike you chose Noraly ! So dependable.
My english is not my mother leanguaje, but i whant to say... ¡What a good strategy! You were very cautious, congratulations.
Thank you for taking us with you through those beautiful landscapes of the copper pipes.
I look forward to your next experiences!
Thank you!
That canyon is so photogenic. So glad you include drone video.
A great ride through stunning terrain. So glad that you got through with no drama from the cartel. Your passion for these remote places is very much appreciated. Keep safe.
Thanks for taking us through the Copper Canyon! I went to the deepest part of this canyon near Guachochi a few years ago. I live on the Mexican border near Presidio, Texas. People used to ride that train from here through the Copper Canyon to the Pacific Ocean at Topolobampo. The Copper Canyon is actually several canyons combined. It's over 8000 ft elevation at the top and around 2000 ft near the bottom so it is about 6000 feet deep. It is a tourist destination and I think the danger from the cartels is exaggerated some. They don't want to harm the tourist business or attract international attention by harming tourists. But it is a good thing to be prudent. Batopillas is at the bottom of the Canyon south of Creel and was the second place in Mexico to get electric lighting because of the rich silver mines. I'm thinking of riding my Yamaha 250 there this fall. Thanks Noraly, have fun and be safe.
Great comment 👍🏽
Echt Respekt das sich das jemand traut durch das Kartell Gebiet zu fahren 👍tolles Video tolle Landschaft 👍🤙
We walk on the tracks because the weeds on either side have ticks. Sides, it be fun to walk a rail. As for danger, one might be devoid of senses to not feel, hear and see a train coming.
I have to imagine that the tracks are a much shorter walking route than the winding roads as well.
@@snakerstran9101 Yupper.
I know some areas forbid taking photographs on the tracks as people got hit by the train, and I wonder, how on earth they can not hear or even feel the train coming????
@@armandomorales5857 Mostly drunk or high on something. Some are suicides, ugh!
Stunningly beautiful the whole area Copper Canyon
Nice video. Beautiful scenery and seeing Mexico so raw and remotely is really cool. Thanks for sharing.
Noraly, I follow many different RUclips channels from fishing, to cooking, motorcycles, camping, auto and truck racing and the list goes on but there is no one who brings out the many magnificent sights, adventures and the content that you bring to YT. I’m not sure if there is an award for best content on YT but hands down you desire to be awarded the grand prize. Stay safe and keep doing what you do.
Hola Noraly. Las imágenes que captaste son brutales. Gracias por hacernos conocer tan hermosos lugares. Las imágenes te dejan sin aliento, emocionan. Abrazo Argentino.
Fabulous ride with our adventurer Noraly. Thank you:). Mexico sure is fabulous.
Simply stunning. Thank you.
There are no words to describe the joy and excitement I experience whenever I watch these videos. They're so gratifying!
Safe travels, Noraly! ♡
Si no buscas problemas, tu viaje estara en paz. EXCELENTES VÍDEOS
Greetings from cooper canyon, thank you for showing the wonderfull landscapes from my country
I've been going to Mexico for over 10 years crossing in Laredo to Monterrey. You will be fine Noraly as long as they know you are not drug trafficking and only passing thru.. To be honest they probably will not allow anything to happen to you and make sure you make it safely. The reason I say that is because you would be considered a high profile individual and you're a female. The last thing they would want is for something to happen to you in their territory that would draw attention to them. Show respect is the key.
Thanks for this positive note 👍
My daughter and her husband are in Monterey now. He is from Monterey,.
I want to go! Mexico is only a name. The countryside is Amazing and Beautiful. The ones who have lived there, born there I hope they know what a Amazing place they have and can call it home. The world is meant to be traveled and explored. I wish we all had built in wings and could fly around where ever we wanted to. Stay Safe. Happy 4th to you and your's.🦊🌍🌎🌏
@@texasblueboy1508 wish they could offer sight seeing tours. A lot only see dirt and desert but there is so much more, history!
@@foxiedogitchypaws7141 dirt and desert.. ouuuuch!!
first our desert is the most biodiverse in the world!! and deserts can be beautiful too! and we also have a lot of dif types of forest oak, maple, aspens, pines, liquidambar all mixed, .. tropical forest as well!
but you are right most people dont know that only us Mexicans
Fantastic episode! I'm so glad to see that you have gone through the Copper Canyon as I read a book a few years ago about the Native Ultra runners you mentioned and the outstanding feats of Endurance they perform in Races, many of which are done in traditional outfits with plenty of Alcohol consumption as well! Fascinating to see the terrain mentioned in the Book 👍
Gods Middle Finger the name of the book? It was hilarious how those guys drank beer and smoked cigarettes while running those marathons.
@@quinnrivera5075 No it was a book called Born to Run by Christopher MacDougal (don't quote me on that!)
@@Markevans63 oh yeah. I’ve heard of that book. The one I mentioned was more about that region , but had a whole chapter or so about the runners and how pissed the Ultra runner community would get when these guys would show up in sandals and drink beers and smoke and take breaks during the races. To me it was comical . Happy 4th if you’re from the States. Good day if you’re not.
I have watched many still pictures and other vloggers riding the train showing the copper canyon, none of them could beat your coverage of the area, special thanks fr an armchair traveller.
What a beautiful little town with some nice scenery and beautiful drone footage, when possible. I am glad to see you should not stop much because we want you to be safe and make more videos of your adventures. I am glad to see you are playing it safe by telling someone about your route because the area does sound dangerous. Have many more good and safe adventures and Let’s Go.
Holy crap N! You're one brave person. As much as I look forward to your drone sequences, I didn't think you'd do so in cartel territory. 🤯
Take care and ride safe. 🖖🏼🤟🏼
I agree with "Rouge" to not inform folks, even when you go into the States, that you're a lone traveler.
Especially in the states!
you are a crazy lady in the most respectful way possible
Noraly, I am so impressed by how you are handling yourself, in your adventure, and particularly this trip. I love how you’re trying to anticipate everything that you can in the safety for yourself. I think it’s great you’re letting everyone know you are in transit, and that you mean no harm.
I still think you should be involved in the United Nations helping solving some of our world difficulties. 😁
It's already hit the 93rd ep! Wow..didn't realize it. Keep going Noraly.
watching you for a year now i feel like you are my sister, worry and cheer for you, love so much! when i'm feeling down i think what would Noraly do and that pulls me out of the hole. Cannot thank you enough.....btw the drone video (as in any episode) gave me chills, so incredible.....
Hola Noraly, me duermo y me levanto mirando tus vídeos...grasias a ti estoy conociendo él mundo...la admiro por su valentía , en algunos momentos me pongo nervioso por algunos episodios , le deseo dé lo mejor por el resto de sus días. feliz día desde Honduras CA.
Hey Noraly! My mom and I have been watching you every night for a little over a month now, and we have finally caught up! We have been loving the series, and are excited to see where you go in the US! My mom says if by any chance you need a place to stay in New Hampshire just let me know lol
That's so cool to offer that :) Greeting from Holland
I suspect she's going to go straight north through California, Oregon, and Washington. It's already July; I wouldn't expect her to delay her arrival in Canada and Alaska.
@@stefanfrankel8157 Yea thats what I'm guessing she's gonna do, but I wonder if she would ever do something like Key West, Florida to St. John's, on Newfoundland.
Grand canyon is a must,in which state is it found in the USA?
@@tomtommiest Arizona
Superb Noraly, just a wonderful bike ride .
este recorrido estoy muy nerviosa, este es mi México con toda esa belleza y sin poder disfrutarla, Gracias , buen viaje y bendiciones
Correcto es frustrante no poder disfrutar de nuestro propio país gracias a un gobierno inepto que no hace nada por resolver estos problemas. Solo cobran su salario y se largan al terminar su sexenio. No puedes salir a las carreteras sin temor a que te puedas encontrar con estos tipos. Que desgracia.
New subscriber! Great videos. I been watching for a while but today is the day I subscribe 😁. Looking forward to more traveling with you 🤓
You bring the best out of every region you're travelling - and the best in people. Thanks for your channel and a safe yourney, Günter from Nürnberg/Germany
I am so blown away by the beauty of Mexico! Way to be brave it and do it!! Smart on announcing your arrival, that probably did help you through that area of your ride. :)
Noraly, I have been looking forward to your trip through Copper Canyon, as this has been our destination on a number of motorcycle trips to Mexico. Thanks for treating the cartel issue with such honesty and respect. They are always there, but they are not a threat to tourists if tourists stay out of their businesses. Road over to Batopilas from Urique is always enjoyable. Take care. Dave
Amazing footage thought the mountains. Great work and do be careful, you are deep in cartel territory. Even Baja California is controlled so do not let your guard down.
As long as she continues to let them know she is going to be passing through there, hopefully she will be fine.
Baja is an interesting place. It is, as you mention, an area that sees a lot of transit with the drug trade.
@@trevorjameson3213 how does she even does that?
@@cristhianyadhir5888 She explained it in this video.
I’ve travelled the baja a few times???? A thousand miles of NOTHING. Can’t grow anything there, no water??
I could tell Alaska was feeling tired! Her chain making a different noise as it got looser. The Copper Canyon is amazing! I'm blown away by the beautiful scenery in Mexico, I had no idea and would like to visit one day, although that is unlikely now. Thank you Norally for all your hard work bringing your adventures to me and all your fans
Amazing scenery through the mountains. Spectacular drone footage.
I think you made a very wise decision calling ahead and letting them know of your intentions to pass through their territory. Sometimes it does not matter what we think of the way things are done in another country we have to respect how things are done to be safe..and you were safe so respect to who ever runs this cartel to not disrespect our itchy boots.
I agree. Announcing was a smart move. It also tells other tourists to respect the Cartels in the same way. She may have actually done other travelers a great service. Pass through respectfully- leave the Cartels alone. 👍
Yes!... but u still have to becarefull. It also depends what cartel u dealing with. In this erea Cartels usually respect innocent people but sometimes stuff happens.
Also in other ereas and other Cartels might not be so cortious so u still have to now where u going.
Really beautiful scenery; the contrast of the green foliage of the trees, to the dusty road and rocks,, amazing! You are opening my eyes upto Mexico, never imagined so much beauty! Take care and stay safe!
Absolutely gorgeous thank so much!
Hola Norely . Espectacular el vídeo de hoy ,hermosos paisajes . Saludos desde Córdoba .Argentina
Just discovered your channel. Love what i see. Incredible adventure, very cool to watch. Big respect from Belgium !
Dear Noraly, you are offering all of us to dream away from daily nitty gritty and even bigger global problems.
I feel I am joining you being your travel companion. You are a lovely guide and a great human being treating all the people you meet with great respect. Thank you very much for another great video and ride safely.🙏🍓🍒🏍
The scenery- the mountains canyons rivers, it is incredible surely! The cartel situation makes it intense, but you are dealing with it well👌. Stay safe..
The music starts, then…drone views!!
Gotta love it !! Thanks Noraly ! 🏍👍
Buenos días Noraly, cuidate mucho , a disfrutar de un nuevo viaje contigo
The two crosses on the edge of the road by the huge drop off are ominous.
I live in New Mexico. Here these roadside memorials are called Descansos and can be found all throughout the state. They mark the last known place where their loved ones were alive. Always sad to see.
I've noticed that too. It means two lives lost in that area.
I saw that also, and I see it from time to time here in the USA. It also serves as a reminder to be a little cautious. To go over one of those cliffs would be bad! Very, very Bad. Watching her pull over to give us all a view was also risky by my estimation. She got a little too close to the edge for me. I would simply LOVE to ride my XT600 on that road, BUT, I would not get so close to the edge.
Most likely a truck when of the road with 2 fatalities.
Beautiful ride…. Copper canyon…. Just amazing
hermoso lugar recorriste el di eso cañones son impresionante,sige adelante
Noraly tu sigue disfrutando los paisajes los carteles solo se meten con los contrarios pero con la población no, y gracias por tus videos están buenos o guapos.
15:58 Yes! You made it! What an awesome place. My favorite episode thus far. Epic, excellent and everything in between. Beautifully done. 👍👍👍
Hola noraly es un gran placer saludarte desde Costa Rica para vida 🇨🇷🇨🇷✌️
Empese a ver tus videos cuando entro a costa rica
Y la verdad es que me gustaron muchísimo
Admiro mucho lo que estas haciendo
Y entoces estoy biendo todos los videos
Que haces cruzando centro américa
De todo corazón te deseo lo mejor de lo mejor y que dios te acompañe siempre donde quiera que vayas
Pura vida 🇨🇷🇨🇷👏👏✌️✌️
I'm from Chihuahua and I went to Creel and the Cooper Canyon, last year in July after around 40 years since I went the first time when I was younger, what a beauty, I live in the USA and I have traveled 30 countries and I can say that this is as beautiful as the best in the world.
You did the right thing, letting people know that you were coming as a tourist.
Thanks for your beautiful videos and for showing us all this great places, I'm also a motorcyclist and you inspired me to be more adventurous, even though I'm 67 years old I feel like just keep doing it for as long as I can, I probably will have to move to a smaller bike, I have a Goldwing 1500 and is too havy .