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JZ
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Where are the biggest dunes in Baja?
Anyone know?
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mtgoat666
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Yes.
But not telling.
Not a lot of dunes in baja. You’ll figure it out.
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ElCap
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Not telling either. Don't want to to see motos on them.
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woody with a view
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Cantamar, guey!
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MMc
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Look east young man, look east. maybe south of Glamis?
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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55steve
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Yep...
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Maderita
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10 or 15 years ago, there was no border fence separating Mexico from Buttercup (the section of Algodones dunes on the south side of I-8 freeway in the
Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area). Once into the major dunes, there weren't even markers for reference. The biggest bowl on that side of the border
was commonly called "Mexican Bowl", at least by the crowd of regulars that I hung with. Big enough for buggies to take in 4th gear. A tall steel
fence, erected across the dunes put an end to the "accidental" visits to Mexico. Youtube videos indicate that the Mexican side has become a popular
recreation area, accessed from Mex Hwy 8.
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Mexitron
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You might want take a look at the west coast sometime.
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bajatracker
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biggest dunes
South of Abreojos.Circa 1984 use to go down every year in june to windsurf & ride we would ride bikes down to lagoon then load bikes on panga
theyed take us across lagoon then ride mud flats to the biggest dune in baja.google earth it. took 600r to make to top. was a blast. Have a place in
bola now and have been trying to get my old fart buddies to ride our quads across the penisula down to abre and back. I have been all over the seven
sisters riding and surfing. Fun dunes over there nothing as big as the one south of abre.
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mxracer50
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I bet you are the type that complains about Glamis too and tries to get that shut down.
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David K
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Look west of Scammon's Lagoon.
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MMc
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Look south og GN on the south side of the lagoon.
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chuckie
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Charlie Nickels..Curmudgeon comes to mind....Check it out in your Funk & Wagnalls...Curmudgeon and sumb-tch are often used interchangeably....
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Quote: Originally posted by chuckie  | | Charlie Nickels..Curmudgeon comes to mind....Check it out in your Funk & Wagnalls...Curmudgeon and sumb-tch are often used interchangeably....
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I didn't type "bonehead". I was going for "richard" head, but the BN censors got me..."donkey"hole seems appropriate too.
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chuckie
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Whatever spins your Krank, Charlie!
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wyatthurley55
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Probably gonna be at Guerrero Negro.
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mtgoat666
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The tallest dunes in baja are at [i am not telling]
I will tell you the best dunes in california are the eureka dunes in death valley np.
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BajaTed
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Glamis dunes, BUT watch out for the cartels making drug runs
Es Todo Bueno
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basautter
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Ok, I am an avid dune rider. South of Route 8 was very good until the wall went up (sigh). Looking at Google Earth, it looks like there are some
fantastic dune ranges around Mag Bay. I have not been there yet, but it's on my short list 
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shari
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the biggest tallest dunes I have seen in Baja are out along the mouth of Laguna Ojo de Liebre NW of GN and a bit inside the lagoon at a place they
call La Ventana. They are inaccessible by vehicle so pristine!
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