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'Viva Baja' Self Guided Tours (see Baja sites online)

David K - 1-3-2008 at 08:56 AM

A reminder to please use this special web page to explore Baja sites to help you decide where to go on your next trip, or just have a look from your PC.

The link to this page is: Viva Baja Self Guided Tours

This is what is listed there... each place is a hyper-link you can click to see photos of that place:

'Viva Baja' Self Guided Tours
To help the Baja traveler decide what to visit, this web page will link you to trip photos, maps and road logs of various excursions from selected Baja destinations or base camps.





50 miles or less from U.S./ Mexico Border

Valle de las Palmas to Cantamar

Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs '01

Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs '05

Sulfur Mine near Mexicali

Pyramid Resort, La Mision



In or near Ensenada to San Quintin

Guadalupe Valley and El Taco de Huitziliopochtli

La Bufadora

Punta Cabras

San Quintin to Mike's Sky Rancho to San Felipe

Mision Santo Tomas (2 sites)

Mision Santo Domingo

Cielito Lindo & Old English Cemetery

San Vicente (mission & historic house)

Mision Santa Catalina site



San Felipe Area (south and southwest of town)

Nuevo Mazatlan

Shell Island

Sulfur Mine

Exotic Canyons: Parral, Berrendo, Agua Caliente, El Cajon

Drive 32 miles in Arroyo Matomi

Upper Matomi Canyon drive

Extreme Matomi Canyon hike

Cerro Matomi mountain climb

Berrendo Canyon Blue Palms



El Rosario Area

Missions, Museum, La Bocana, La Lobera

Cactus Garden and Sauzalito mine ruins

Petrified Forest & La Bocana Beach

El Camino Real near Km. 80

Las Pintas Fossil Grotto

Los Martires to El Socorro, cactus forests, petroglyphs found!

Mision San Fernando and petros '05

Mina de San Fernando (plus mission and petros in '00)

El Marmol & El Volcan

Agua Dulce historic spring (plus Baja Cactus Motel)

Mama Espinoza Museum & Search for Santa Ursula

To Punta Baja and down the coast road



Cataviņa Area

Colorful Petroglyph Cave

Rancho Santa Ynez cafe '01

Rancho Santa Ynez and road to Mision Santa Maria '03

Mision Santa Maria '99

Mision Santa Maria '07

Petroglyphs near Santa Maria

La Turquesa Grade from Hwy. 1



Bahia San Luis Gonzaga Area

Mission-era warehouse ruins on the shore of the bay

Alfonsina's Beach

Onyx Springs create a mineral glacier

Molino de Lacy ruins & grave

Las Palmitas oasis and Santa Maria Canyon

El Camino Real to Mision Santa Maria

Santa Maria Canyon from the air

La Turquesa Canyon

Coco's Corner

Calamajue mission site

Campo Beluga (Gonzaga Bay)

Coco's Corner 11-06

Alfonsina's 11-06



Bahia de los Angeles Area

Tinaja de Yubay

Punta Candeleros & Remedios (Bahia Guadalupe)

El Toro Copper Mine

Camp Gecko cabin, turtle research station, & La Gringa

Bahia de los Angeles highway, Pemex, etc. '05

Bahia de los Angeles Museum

Mision San Borja

Mision San Borja (inside)

Old San Gregorio

Santa Ana, San Ignacito

Montevideo Petroglyphs

Las Tinajitas Petroglyphs

Camp Gecko '03

Las Flores

Los Paredones, La Bocana, Bahia San Rafeal

Las Flores Railroad and Tramway

Rock Palm Hill (near Yubay)



July 2007 Trip (Pacific Coast, Vizcaino Peninsula, Mulege)

Distant Pacific Road

Guerrero Negro's old warf

Bahia Asuncion

Abreojos & Campo Rene

San Ignacio

Santa Rosalia

Mulege river & El Patron

Mulege mission and river view

Bahia Concepcion



More Baja Information, Details, etc.

David K's Baja Notebook

VivaBaja.com home page

Baja Nomad Forums

Baja GPS Waypoints

Details of all the Spanish missions in Baja

Details of the El Camino Real in Baja

Lost Missions in Baja?

[Edited on 1-3-2008 by David K]

awfulart - 2-12-2008 at 06:04 AM

The July 7th links to Vizcaino area don't work. Just thought you should know.

Art

David K - 2-12-2008 at 06:27 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by awfulart
The July 7th links to Vizcaino area don't work. Just thought you should know.

Art


You're a good man Art!

All is fixed now... the links were going to the original web-builder pages (which were erased once the pages were moved to vivabaja.com)...

707 means 'July, 2007', by-the-way. It was the trip that started with the Baja Cactus/ El Rosario Fesival and took us down to Shari's place and on to Bahia Concepcion: http://vivabaja.com/707

Thank you!

[Edited on 2-13-2008 by David K]

Fred - 2-12-2008 at 08:04 PM

David..............Great stuff your info is always top of the line. I hope we meet up someday.

Fred

bajalou - 2-12-2008 at 08:14 PM

David, none are links at this time - all are just plain text.

DENNIS - 2-12-2008 at 08:45 PM

Muy Muy impressive, David. I think you've compiled the most entertaining and complete visual guide to the Baja Peninsula to this day. If it's your goal to inform those world-wide who have no means to enjoy the personal experience of Baja, you've succeded in your effort and it whetts the appetite knowing this is a work in progress. We look forward to succeding chapters in your rendition of one of natures finest accomplishments.
Thank you.

David K - 2-13-2008 at 08:53 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by bajalou
David, none are links at this time - all are just plain text.


Lou, the list you see in this thread are there to show you what links will be found at Viva Baja Self-Guided Tours

Click on the above link to go to the links...

David K - 2-13-2008 at 08:57 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by DENNIS
Muy Muy impressive, David. I think you've compiled the most entertaining and complete visual guide to the Baja Peninsula to this day. If it's your goal to inform those world-wide who have no means to enjoy the personal experience of Baja, you've succeded in your effort and it whetts the appetite knowing this is a work in progress. We look forward to succeding chapters in your rendition of one of natures finest accomplishments.
Thank you.


Thank you very much Dennis!

In my web site, the list of my Baja trip web pages (8 years worth) plus other links was getting pretty big... So, to look over all those trip listings at vivabaja.com would be quite an effort!

I decided an index web page would make finding my photos of an area of Baja much easier... grouped around various destinatons, like Gonzaga Bay or El Rosario.

The link has been (and still is) at the bottom of my posts on Nomad... http://community-2.webtv.net/vivabaja/tours