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[*] posted on 11-9-2026 at 07:16 PM
Road Report and Questions


Drove from Mulege to La Purisima today. The road was in terrible condition. The Baja 1000 pre-runners have rutted it up already. Took about 4 hours from the turn off. 4WD is absolutely necessary. Technical in the bolder fields and hill climbs. Had to get out a few times and move rocks. In a 3rd gen Tacoma with 32” tires and full aftermarket suspension.

Is the road to Comondu from La Purisima generally better? I know the pre-runners are going to tear it up, but just curious if it’s worth trying the direct road instead of going on the pavement.

Also, is the direct road from Comondu to San Javier past El Horno usually pretty good? Is it better than the road I just went on? At least no pre-runners tearing up that stretch. Thanks!

[Edited on 11-10-2026 by BeachSeeker]
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