Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Biaundó
Best-preserved Jesuit mission in Baja, tucked in a dramatic stone canyon with 300-year-old architecture and a mountain oasis…
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Best-preserved Jesuit mission in Baja, tucked in a dramatic stone canyon with 300-year-old architecture and a mountain oasis…
Historic oasis town with full services — fuel, groceries, and cold beer — plus palm-lined river running through…
Protected bay with white sand beach camping, shallow warm water, and stunning Sea of Cortez sunrises just south…
Stunning 18th-century stone mission church at the heart of Baja's most beautiful desert oasis.
Pine-shaded mountain camping at 4,600 feet elevation near ancient cave painting sites in the Sierra de San Francisco.
UNESCO World Heritage rock art site featuring massive ancient murals painted by Baja's indigenous peoples over 7,000 years…
Historic mission town with date palms, fresh water, and the last reliable services before heading deep into the…
Copper mining town with reliable fuel, French bakery, and ferry connections to mainland Mexico.
Ancient Cochimí cave art featuring life-sized human figures painted in red and black ochre on canyon walls.
Baja's forgotten mountain wilderness loop
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