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Atractivos
Monumentos Históricos
En la cabecera municipal se cuenta con dos, uno al ilustre José Ma. Patoni y un busto a Don Benito Juárez. El municipio no cuenta con museos.
Fiestas, Danzas y Tradiciones
La feria de la Plata, del 30 de abril al 05 de mayo.
La fiesta de la Purísima Concepción, el día 08 de diciembre.
La danza principal del municipio es la de los matlachines de los indígenas tarahumaras.
Como tradiciones más importantes se pueden mencionar la del día de la Santa Cruz que se celebra el 3 de mayo y el día de la Virgen de Guadalupe el día 12 de diciembre.
Artesanías
Las principales artesanías que se elaboran en el municipio son Vasijas de Barro y Cobijas de Lana de Borrego.
Gastronomía
La comida tradicional son los sopes, champurrado, tamales, enchiladas, queso ranchero, cuajada, requesón, chiapaneco, asadero, tezguino, buñuelos, etc.
Centros Turísticos
Pinturas Rupestres El Zape, los berros y coscomate
Observatorio Precortesiano El Zape
Observatorio Precortesiano San Pedro
Pinturas Rupestres San Miguel y las Figuras
Iglesias de la Cabecera Municipal del siglo XVIII Guanaceví
Troneras que se usaban en Haciendas para beneficios Guanaceví
de minerales
Manantiales de Aguas Termales. El zape y J.Ma. Morelo
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