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WOW Canyon Run
Moving map + photos & videos: https://www.relive.cc/view/vRO7eGgoEKq
A few photos from the link...
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Looks like Danner was driving in his Toyota pickup and the path they took was west up Arroyo Amarillas or what we like to call the road to Hidden
Valley. Then they took the crossover/connector to Chanate.
Have you noticed that the Benchmark Atlas does not show Amarillas like the Almanac does?
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Quote: Originally posted by PaulW  | Looks like Danner was driving in his Toyota pickup and the path they took was west up Arroyo Amarillas or what we like to call the road to Hidden
Valley. Then they took the crossover/connector to Chanate.
Have you noticed that the Benchmark Atlas does not show Amarillas like the Almanac does? |
Who is 'Danner'? A Nomad?
Since you added roads and places to the 2023 Atlas, did you suggest Arroyo Las Amarillas be added?
Did you submit "C a r d e n" Forest? Was that supposed to be Cardón?
Since I am a map and Spanish places spelling nerd, well, you know... LOL[Nomad does not allow Card## so I double spaced it... Is that a curse word?
Doug?]
2015 Baja Almanac:
2023 Baja Atlas:
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Guilty as noted
Danner is one of the guys. Been around for ages.
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DESERT RUN TO THE SLATE QUARRY Dec. 20, 2023
Watch: https://www.relive.cc/view/vrqo5d8PYyO
Some images from the link above...
Diablo Peak at 10,154'
Observatory at 9,280'
A dry Laguna Diablo
Slate Mine
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RUN TO BERRENDO (the blue palm canyon) Jan. 3, 2024
Warnout begins 2024 with a great destination for a day trip, Cañon el Berrendo at the southern end of Valle Chico, just north of Parral and Matomí
canyons.
Watch the map and photos: https://www.relive.cc/view/v36AGjRX9Zv
A few of the photos...
More about Berrendo, with GPS directions: https://www.bajabound.com/bajaadventures/bajatravel/el_berre...
Map with El Berrendo (near bottom, by compass):
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For this Wednesday, Jan. 10 (from Wornout)
This week we will be heading south to the Lava Rock area which is by the Sulfur Mine. We will meet across the street from the Airport Road Chevron at
9:00am. See ya then.
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Jan. 10, 2024 Run to the Lava Rock Area (and Chenowth Museum)
Watch the map and see the slides:
https://www.relive.cc/view/vLqex4oeoR6
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Jan. 17, 2024: Turquoise to Lupine Run
Watch and follow: https://www.relive.cc/view/vNOP7oprP2v
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from Wornout 1-22-24:
This week's desert run (on FRIDAY, January 26th) will be through the Huatamote Canyon. We will meet at the tires at 9:00 AM. The route will be west
from the tires, then south at Morela Junction. Once we get down south, we will head east through Huatamote Canyon, to Old Puertecitos Road, and from
there, we will head north to town. The trip is about 75 miles.
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1-26-24 Halfway Huatamote Run
Watch: https://www.relive.cc/view/vr63QAEVRdv
A couple of the photos from the video:
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At the junction of Parral branch and Huatamote the rocks were enormous and not passable.
[Edited on 1-27-2024 by BajaNomad]
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Previous image was from the Almanac and the image below is from the 24' Atlas.
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Would you like to explain why these maps or what they are showing us?
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"At the junction of Parral branch and Huatamote the rocks were enormous and not passable".
Just showing the two sources for that location where the Wornout run was turned around. Just in case folks do not know about that location.
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Thank you. Neither map has names or labels at those zoom levels. The Relive video map is a good overview as it shows where they turned around.
Wornout hinted that the next run might go to this blockage from the east side of the mountain/hills.
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Thank you. Neither map has names or labels at those zoom levels. The Relive video map is a good overview as it shows where they turned around.
Wornout hinted that the next run might go to this blockage from the east side of the mountain/hills. |
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The rocks wont change any time soon, but a more experienced group will improve the success going east or west.
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Calamity Run on Feb. 2, 2024
https://www.relive.cc/view/vmqX332JPo6
Today's San Felipe desert run on Relive, with photos and video clips
[Edited on 2-3-2024 by David K]
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From Wornout:
This week we will meet at the tires at 9:00 am. We will be going south in the arroyo between east and west valley road. We will enter this arroyo at
the entrance to Tulare Canyon. The round trip run should be around 50 miles. Of course we may do some exploring while on this run.
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Feb. 9, 2024: Exploring Run (Upper Valle Chico)
Watch: https://www.relive.cc/view/vr63QgeX48v
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