Barranca del Cobre or the Copper Canyon of Mexico is a series of 20 canyons that has formed by six rivers.
This is often compared to the Grand Canyons but Mexico's is much more bigger and well vegetated that the dessert like conditions in Arizona.
The Copper Canyon is also a national park that protects the people of the Raramuri indigenous tribe. UNESCO has also certified the canyons as a heritages site.
This canyon systems could be seen if you would ride Chihuahua and Pacifico Railroads.
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