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timperkins
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Quickest route through Ensenada?
My guide book says to take Highway 1-D to avoid downtown traffic, but I always miss the turn out. If Highway 1-D is the best
route through town, does anyone have a GPS point or other distinguishing point I should use so I don't miss it?
If this isn't the best route through town, could someone please recommend a different, faster route.
Thanks!
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bajaloco
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We have tried both routes, both of which start on the north side of town. One will continue straight into downtown and the other goes into the tourist
zone.
Having used both it seems the tourist zone is easier. Travel past the huge Mexican flag and turn left at the navy base. Continue up that street, past
the hospital to the main hwy out of town .Turn right at the Gigante and head south...thats as good as I know...
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jrbaja
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If you continue straight
at the navy base (south) you can go to any of the stop signs and turn left to get to highway one. The disadvantage is you should probably keep your
windows up.
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Tomas Tierra
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and doors locked
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Bruce R Leech
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close your eyes.
Bruce R Leech
Ensenada
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Sharksbaja
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....and proceed without stopping
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Barry A.
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---------looking neither right or left.
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Bob and Susan
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Dave
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Going the tourist route is much faster, either to San Felipe or South toward San Quintin. The only time I go the other way is if I have to stop at
Smart and Final.
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woody with a view
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late one FOGGY night last december we missed the turn at the navy base. 15mph following the sometimes middle line, other times squinting at the curb
to judge if we were even on a road! well we made it to the "T" at the highway and proceeded south kinda befuddled. "where the hell did we just come
from, and where were all the stores?"
well, on the way home we figured out where we'd been and, "E-ho-ley", talk about the wrong side of the tracks!!! just proves the theory, what you
don't know won't hurt ya!
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greybaby
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Have definitely lived here too long and/or traveled that route too many times, because I never thought it was so bad!!! Just think it stinks terrible
from the fish factories. Guess it's all relative.
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yankeeirishman
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no stop zone......
Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
Going the tourist route is much faster, either to San Felipe or South toward San Quintin. The only time I go the other way is if I have to stop at
Smart and Final. |
There's a route to SF from here? How many hours does it take?
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Keri
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yankee about 3 1/2 hours
It's 196 miles from Pyramid Resort in La Mision to El Cortez Hotel in San Felipe.k
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pokey
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yep, you can hop on highway 3 and shoot over to SF in about 3 hours from Ensenada.. Maybe more maybe less as I've never timed it. It's a nice
drive.
Keep Mexico weird
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Keri
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Dave
How come you don't go to the new smart and final on the main road. Much nicer store,k
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pokey
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If your going to San Felipe the calle 10-11 route gets you to highway 3 quicker than the tourist route.
Keep Mexico weird
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yankeeirishman
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Quote: | Originally posted by Keri
How come you don't go to the new smart and final on the main road. Much nicer store,k |
Is the pyramid resort you place of operation? Nice! Hey...why dont you accept credit cards? And...is there a good skipper for chartered fishing
boat,you know of if we stayed there?
What control freaks there are here. Don\'t believe that post you just read!
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LarryB
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greybaby
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Hose - you better be careful giving out all the good routes. They'll be too crowded for us "locals" And whatever you do - don't tell all as far as the best cantinas/restaurants go!!!
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Gypsy Jan
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Ouch, Hose A!
I've posted about what I feel are non-touristy restaurants in Ensenada and am eager to hear about more.
Please share!
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness.”
—Mark Twain
\"La vida es dura, el corazon es puro, y cantamos hasta la madrugada.” (Life is hard, the heart is pure and we sing until dawn.)
—Kirsty MacColl, Mambo de la Luna
\"Alea iacta est.\"
—Julius Caesar
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