Has anyone stayed at Coyote Cal's in Erindera lately? We are a group of 7-10 off road riders (all with 40+ years of Baja experience), looking for
good accommodations in the area. Thanks. Bajavanadu - 1-22-2016 at 06:46 AM
Great place, you'll have fun! Last summer he accomadated us last minute, we were a group of 30 dudes on a baja bachelor party trip. Totally hooked us
up! He even got a mechanic to come out for us for one of the rigs we broke on the way down.
Coyote Cal's
skippermike - 1-22-2016 at 07:33 AM
I'll second Bajavanadu's recommendation!
Great place. Rick is a great host. You'll completely enjoy it. I think Cal's is best with a large group.bajarider1 - 1-22-2016 at 08:20 AM
I'm glad you had a good time and you have confirmed what I have heard.
Thanks guys! bajatrailrider - 1-22-2016 at 08:29 AM
Rick at Coyotes Cals,is good friend of mine.I live close by,he takes care of off road folks.Have a great time.There is also great sea food place,few
min away.TecateRay - 1-22-2016 at 09:28 PM
Let them know when you will be there so they can have plenty of fresh food, etc. fresh fish is always good, there is a great selection of tequilas
and the rest of the bar is fully stocked.bajarider1 - 1-23-2016 at 08:20 AM
Where is the seafood place?
Last year, we got into Erindera late, had to stay at the Erindera hotel (?), not Cal's, and town was closed up for the night. Had soggy cookies for
dinner, but that's Baja on a dirt bike, sometimes. This time we're going to EAT! Thanks guys.
Also (this probably belongs in the off-road section, but now that I have everybody's attention here) is it possible to stay on the dirt from Erindera
or San Vicente to San Quintin? We have some younger (15-16) year-old riders with us this year, they've been riding Baja for ten years, but Dads still
worry. Enrique2012 - 1-24-2016 at 03:47 PM
Yes it is possible to stay on the "dirt" - for the most part. You will need to pop-out on the highway at Camalu, take it south a few miles, and then
head back to the coast. Your dirt ride will turn into a sand ride as you head south down the beach. You need to check the tide tables before heading
on this route, and if the tide permits, remember to wash down your bike as soon as you reach your destination in SQ - the salt corrosion is a killer. bajarider1 - 1-25-2016 at 06:49 AM
Thanks Enrique;
Sounds like a fun route. I've checked it out in the Baja Almanac, but it's good to have first hand knowledge. We'll give it a try. You are right
about the salt water. We have a home in San Felipe, the kids used to ride their quads into the water, we had to do a frame up resto just to repair
the corrosion. Now, we don't even ride in wet sand. Enrique2012 - 1-25-2016 at 08:20 PM
By the way, I have the GPX track. If you would like it, send me a PM with your e-mail address and i'll get it off to you. bajatrailrider - 1-26-2016 at 08:42 PM
Sea food at Castro's,Ed is open sat/sun.He will open for your big group.On weekdays call him in advance 664-1793220 he will open.Be warned the woops
from Cerro Solo to Colonet.Nasty after the storm.There is a bypass halfway to your Rt or west.ehall - 1-27-2016 at 04:38 AM
I'm disappointed eds will be closed when we are there. Was looking forward to his famous shrimp.bajatrailrider - 1-27-2016 at 07:19 PM
I'm disappointed eds will be closed when we are there. Was looking forward to his famous shrimp.
What night
will we be there Ed.I could call him to openehall - 1-28-2016 at 01:08 PM
Not sure the timing would work out. Riding with you all day on the 18th and staying in San Vicente that night. On the 19th we were going to Erindira
then to Santo Tomas-Ojos Negros and back to Santa Veronica. Any suggestions?ehall - 1-29-2016 at 04:24 AM
Has ed made any progress on his house? It is on the hill that overlooks coyote cals if I remember correctly.
