bledito
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los barilles to todos santos
Has anyone tried to hike the first arroyo from los barilles out to todos santos. In google earth it looks like it might be possible perhaps taking a
couple of days.
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Friends have taken their Quads from Todos up thru the mtns and San Antonio (?) and down to La Ventana . They spent the nite over there and back the
next day. Must be a dirt road. Tio
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David K
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Los Barriles to Todos Santos ....
How about the Naranjas Road?
Trip Report: http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=65198
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bledito
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does this road save any time vs taking the mountain road north toward La Paz. It does,nt sound dangerous. The hwy 1 north from Los barilles seems like
it would be more treacherous with blind curves and all. probabally wouldn't encounter any other traffic either. I know going south on hwy 1 thru san
jose and cabo would take a lot longer to get to todos santos. looking for a neat short cut to cerritos.
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First of all, once you get to the highway 1, highway 19 intersection, it's all four lane highway all the way to TS. Not to mention that there are some
neat things to see North of where you are coming from. The treacherous curves that you describe are regularly transited by both buses and trucks. Just
go slow in the curves.
Total travel time by going North on one to 19, is just under an hour and a half.
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Do you mean Ramal El Corro...the dump road south of town? Or the arroyo west of the Pemex station across from the abandoned beach front RV Park?
When the way comes to an end, then change. Having changed, you pass through.
~ I-Ching
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bledito
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the first arroyo north of town
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Lots trails and lots of people out on the trails...hikers, bikers and motorcycles crossing up.and over. Ask around when your are in the area. Here's
an interesting report from some time ago:
http://www.fabulousfoods.com/articles/21624/sierra-de-la-lag...
When the way comes to an end, then change. Having changed, you pass through.
~ I-Ching
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bledito
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can anyone post a map here of the naranjas road so I can locate it and try this route
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Naranja rd. Rancho Nuevo on Pacific side and north of airport in San Jose on the east side
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You can hike from San Dionisio West of Santiago up thru the La Laguna,to Campamento Forestal then down the West side to Todos Santos.
Get a copy of Baja Almanac.
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Thanks David. That's my name as well. I was trying to find it on google with some difficulty didn't see the road name labled. I should be able to
locate it now. I have a older land rover do ya think i'll be able to drive this there with out any problems? it is close to a jeeps wheel base. are
there any gates or permission requred to transit this road?
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bledito
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What do the dashes represent on this this road?
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I've drove that road once about 20 years ago, going east, and the dashes are in the area of the steepest grades in the mountains. I was driving a two
wheel drive F-150 with a small camper. On one steep uphill, very narrow gravel section the rear wheels lost traction momentarily. Scary. And any
oncoming traffic would have been a BIG problem.
Might be different now, maybe.
[Edited on 6-15-2015 by SFandH]
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The naranja road is totally doable in your Land Rover. It is easier to go east to west as the downhill part past the summit is the hardest. Easier to
go down. Pretty views up there. Several easy water crossings.
Not much traffic up there and there is some slow going. Great drive!
[Edited on 6-15-2015 by El Jefe]
No b-tchin\' in the Baja.
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