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Author: Subject: La Ballena road from west to Mulege
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[*] posted on 2-19-2015 at 09:11 AM


Yeah, San Raymundo is passable, lots of water crossings west side.

I went south over Chuparrosas, very rough sharp tire eating rocks for the entire paso both sides. And on south across the llano to the next paso south, same deal, paso roadbed is heavily eroded, worse than last season. I rank it difficult with good bike/good rider, as the ground was still moist from our big rains last week. Rancheros guys are parking at the corral at the bottom and riding up, they're not driving into the upper mesa for their work up high.

I would rank it very difficult/not much fun now, as the passes have dried out and are loosening up. That area did not get the rains we got in Mulege on Sunday.
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