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…
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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.
Chihuahua
Barranca del Cobre — Copper Canyon Overlook at Divisadero
The most accessible rim viewpoint into the full depth of Copper Canyon — four converging canyons drop over…
Chihuahua
Creel Camping and RV Park — Copper Canyon Sierra Madre Basecamp
The go-to established camp in Creel — gateway town to Copper Canyon — with basic services, a real…
Chihuahua
Batopilas River Canyon — Urique Road Upper Rim Dispersed Camp
Raw Sierra Madre rimrock camping on the descent toward Batopilas — canyon views, cool nights, and zero crowds.
Chihuahua
DifficultCopper Canyon Urique Rim to Batopilas — Chihuahua Sierra Madre Barrancas Descent
Mexico's deepest canyon — one lane, no guardrails.
Baja California
DifficultTranspeninsular Baja Divide — San Quintín to Bahía de los Ángeles via Sierra San Pedro Mártir Backdoor
Baja's hidden spine, no pavement, no crowds.
Chihuahua
DifficultLienzo Charro to Urique Canyon — Copper Canyon Barrancas Rim Track via Divisadero
Six canyons deeper than the Grand Canyon.