Tag: overlanding
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Notes from the trail #6: Loreto, carnaval, and the best beach camp yet
We left our beach camp on another bright Saturday morning, the sun warming us as we packed up. We said our goodbyes to our new friends and made our way back to Mex 1, bumping along the 6 kilometer dirt road for the last time. We drove South along the stunning Bahía Concepción with it’s…
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Notes from the trail #5: Taking it slow at Santa Ines
As our first week at Playa Santa Ines came to a close, we were faced with a choice about what to do and where to go next. We could either continue our push South and try to get down to the Loreto area for our next work week and then to the Southern end of…
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Notes from the trail #3: Our first week in Baja California
We’ve now been in Mexico for a bit over a week, but it seems like we’ve been here longer. I mean that in the best way. The people have been warm and welcoming, the weather perfect, the food incredible, and the scenery beautiful. We’ve settled in easily and felt comfortable quickly. We spent our last…
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Notes from the trail #2: Sonoran Slowdown
Our second and third weeks on this trip saw us returning to work, which necessitated slowing down and staying in one spot for the week. We spent a week each in Anza Borrego State Park in Southern California and Kofa Wildlife Refuge in Southern Arizona. From Joshua Tree, we pushed South on Highway 86 leaving…
The Crooked Trail 