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[*] posted on 7-20-2004 at 10:06 AM


For those who may want to know... We made the trip into San Juanico via the coastal road from San Ignacio. The road is in great shape as of this date. The mud and salt flats are so smooth, they might be the best roads in baja. We simply used a gps and the Baja Almanac to stay on course. There are no signs and there are many forks and side roads to make it interesting. The worst part of the road is south of El Datil, where you meet up with the mountain road. Lots of deep soft dirt and sand. And then bad washboard into San Juanico from Cadeje. If you travel into El Datil, the kids there are crazy for stickers. Bring whatever you can to those people. They are in the middle of nowhere and seems like they don't see travelers often.
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