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Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider  | | Thank you guys we did the ride today 126 mile round trip.Three dirt bikes.It was a long haul,about 6 riding hours.No flats/crashes good day.
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What did you see? San Isidoro or all the way down to Los Martires jcn with Hwy. 1?
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Hi David.We started from friends house.V Guerrero.Went up the sand wash at bridge.We got lucky never made wrong turn.We did pass turn off to
Isidoro.We did not stop.as this was our trial run.We did get to my Friends two ranchos.The we returned to San Quintin.The beach back to V.Guerrero.We
will plan next ride to Isidoro,from San Quintin.Then go back the way we came.Shorter ride that way.We also saw in 4x4s Cesar.Who said his Dad made the
new road to Isidoro.That is a long/hard haul on dirt bike.
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Thanks Larry. Have fun with Ed and Mike!
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Mike is here now riding,We ride tomorrow to Coyotes to Meet Ed and his group. We found brand new,abandoned route.From San Vicente,all the way off road
to coyotes.On East side HWY 1,we have only been looking for this route 20 or more years.It could be done with 4x4.
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Sounds Great, Ed will likely have a nice ride from Santa Veronica to El Coyote today! You do the same from San Vicente to El Coyote!
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Ok David Ed and his friend never made it.Eds friend on his KTM (I think) broke the rear wheel hub near Valley T.The are fine in Hotel,Ed will ride
back get his truck. Lucky no body hurt.All-good .Our group of 5 had great time exploring my new area.I cant find any of it on maps.Even my old
Maps.This new area,looks like hardly anybody there.
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Bummer!
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I was just out there a few weeks ago.
While I didn't see any people (it was Saturday), I saw plenty evidenceo of some kind of farming operation starting up at this visita site. I saw
various shacks & encampments, and a section of ground recently cleared of vegetation:
Here's what the site looks like from the air (drone):
I also just wrote about this in my trip report here: 10 Days in Baja
-- Geoff
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We are planning to go back to see San Isidoro. We did not have time to take side road to see it last time. We will again be on dirt bikes,how much
time.To get to San Isidoro,off main dirt road?
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It's a 3.2 mile well-used dirt track. The first bit is in a tight little arroyo, and so is a bit bumpy and wiggly. Then it flattens out.
It took me 25 minutes creeping along in my van with stiff suspension, but I presume dirt bikes would be much faster.
-- Geoff
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Thank you will report if we get chance next week. Im Friends with both ranchos,at south end of ride. Instead of carry so much extra gas on bikes.I
will call them to have some gas for us.
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Also, it might be worth walking around the site a bit more than I did. I somewhat regret not doing more exploring on foot while I was there!
The INEGI topo map indicates there should be a cementerio on the west side -- where I explored the old adobe walls. I did not find this.
And the map shows another dot (marked "San Isidro" [sic]) to the east of where I investigated, between the two river river tributaries -- it might be
interesting to see what's there.
-- Geoff
[Edited on 4-7-2016 by geoffff]
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Time permitting we do carry hiking boots.Will try to hike and explore. Did you do this run North to south to SQ. Just wondering because,the road we
took after passing San Isidro.Tight canyon many low tree branches. Wondering how your Van passed the low branches. Your 4x4 Van way cool years ago.I
had Chev 1 ton 4x4 Van lifted big tires.They do good off road,but backing up is a chore.When needing 4x4 to get out of tight spot.
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I drove the loop "clockwise", east from SQ to San Isidoro, then south and finally back west out to Highway 1.
It was a bit overgrown and scratchy in a couple locations in washes -- enough to knock my mirrors flat back against the van body. My van's paint lost
its mirror finish a decade ago, so I don't worry about more scratches.
There was some minor vegetation around the road 16 miles west of the San Isidoro turn-off where the road follows a wash approaching Nueva York.
[gps:30.7102,-115.7196]
And then also 6 miles southeast of the San Isidoro turn-off where the road follows a tributary wash of the San Pablo. [gps:30.6839,-115.4589]
[Edited on 4-7-2016 by geoffff]
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Thanks for pictures,that last part tight spots.Was the Dam to your Rt still full off water.
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At San Pablo, with the last photo above? Yes -- there was pooled water there. I didn't consider about whether there was a dam, but I guess there must
have been. Here is a photo of the water there:
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Great stuff Geoffff!   
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Yes that's the place we had lunch.Did you see any broke down 4x4 trucks/tractor.We saw 3 - 4x4s/one tractor.We talked to Cesar (who said his Dad,built
road to S.I) He said they where his. It rained here all night,still raining this morning.Should make great off road next week.
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