It's a little hard to follow, as there are multiple loops / tracks in that image. And no waypoints for locations. Something like this would be
easier to follow. Is this the loop you did?
[Edited on 4-26-2019 by JZ]
JZ, please use yellow or white for tracks - the standard colors are almost invisible for the color blind among us (almost 10% of the population) - a
track file is even better
This washed out part of the road that was open last May appears between Minute 8 and 9 in Episode 1 and Cameron even talks about how this road is
easily washed out. It was just opened a year ago after about three years of being closed.
Here is a scene from the YouTube episode using a drone over the canyon. Note the caption at the bottom:
Does anyone know if its possible to get over to San Ignacio lagoon area going across the mountains? Not San Raymundo, something further north?
The road is reported only passable to motorcycles. It goes from just south of Mission Guadalupe west to Rancho Las Tunas then on down to El Patrocinio
and on to the Laguna San Ignacio highway, south of San Ignacio. Search posts by TMW and others for 'Tunas'.
Here is a map that TMW posted in one of those threads:
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