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Large archaeological site with cliffside dwellings, a spa area features natural pools and a modern swimming pool for those who don't want to bathe in the river, and a large pre-historic cave with cave drawings called Cueva Grande. An interesting site museum is open daily. Other highlights include Cueva de Aguila, Cuevad de Serpiente caves, and the Huápoca bridge. This can be a full-day experience so pack a lunch and bring water and sunblock.
The town's main church is an amazingly cool looking building of rustic stone construction with wrought iron hardware. For a cathedral, it's shockingly small: smaller even than a typical parish church in most parts of Mexico. The building has a single nave, high stained glass windows, a single belfry and a single dome.
Home field for the Venados de Madera, the semi-pro team that plays in the Chihuahua League (Liga de Beisbol Estatal de Chihuahua) with regular season games against 9 teams from other cities in Chihuahua. Games regularly sell out and the 5,000 seat stadium is a lively place with a friendly, enthusiastic crowd. Games are played during the traditional summer season (spring through early fall).