Baja California Sur
Los Barriles — East Cape Overland Hub and Resupply Stop
The last real town before the East Cape dirt tracks begin — fuel, groceries, cold beer, and a…
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Overlanding Trails in Baja California Sur
Trails curated for overlanders in Baja California Sur.
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Baja California Sur
Cabo Pulmo Beach Camp — Parque Nacional Cabo Pulmo
The only established campground inside Cabo Pulmo National Park, sitting steps from one of the healthiest coral reefs…
Baja California Sur
Baja California Sur — East Cape Arroyo San Bartolo Dispersed Camp
A shaded arroyo flat in the palm-lined canyon above San Bartolo village — one of the few genuine…
Baja California Sur
ModerateTranspeninsular Baja Sur — La Paz to Cabo Pulmo via the East Cape Desert Shore
Baja's best-kept coastal dirt secret.
Baja California Sur
Bahía Concepción — Santispac Beach Turquoise Bay Viewpoint
One of Baja's most iconic roadside bays — turquoise water, volcanic hills, and a beach you can drive…
Baja California Sur
Loreto Playa Campground — Bahía de Loreto Waterfront Camp
Established beachfront camping on the Sea of Cortez in downtown Loreto — fuel, groceries, and mechanicos all within…
Baja California Sur
Baja California Sur — Arroyo de la Giganta Canyon Floor Dispersed Camp
A raw, rock-walled arroyo pullout deep in the Sierra de la Giganta, used by overlanders running the canyon…
Baja California Sur
ModerateTranspeninsularBaja Sur — Guerrero Negro to La Paz via Loreto and the Sierra de la Giganta Canyon Roads
A thousand miles of cactus, dust, and Cortez light.
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ModerateTranspeninsular Highway Baja 1000 Corridor — El Rosario to Guerrero Negro via the Baja Desert Interior
Where the Baja 1000 was born. No shortcuts.
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DifficultBaja Divide North — Ensenada to San Ignacio via the Sierra San Pedro Mártir High Spine
Baja before the gringo crowds — granite, cardón, and silence.