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Baja, by how you travel.

Twenty-four complete Baja trips, written by the members who drove them — organized by the one thing that actually decides your route: what you’re driving.

24
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6
Ways to travel
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Map with every route
$40
A year for all of it
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Guerrero Negro & the Whale Lagoons

The winter pilgrimage: gray whales by the thousand in Scammon’s Lagoon, salt-flat horizons, osprey on every pole — the mid-peninsula season stop every snowbird should build in.
Easy880 mi7–10 days
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Los Barriles Winter Season

The East Cape’s snowbird capital: a walkable beach town with a full gringo-services grid, world-class fishing out front, and a winter community that comes back every year.
Easy1,050 miSeason-long (Nov–Apr)
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Puertecitos & the Matomí Wash

Tide-pool hot springs, the old coast road’s volcanic point country, and a legendary sandy wash into the sierra — the San Felipe corridor’s wild side.
Difficult330 mi3–5 days
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Laguna Hanson High Country

Baja’s alpine surprise: granite domes and a shallow lake at 5,000 feet, pine-forest camps, and a border-to-border dirt traverse of the Sierra de Juárez.
Moderate165 mi2–3 days
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Magdalena Bay & the Esteros

A hundred miles of mangrove channels behind the Pacific’s barrier islands: snook in the esteros, offshore giants out the boca, and gray whales in your wake all winter.
Moderate1,530 mi12–18 days
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La Ventana & the Cerralvo Channel

A panga-fishing village an hour from La Paz, a channel full of pelagics, and a winter wind scene that fills the beach — the anglers’ base with a second act.
Moderate1,090 mi10–16 days
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Bahía Asunción & the Vizcaíno Coast

The empty quarter: graded roads across the Vizcaíno desert to lobster-co-op villages on a fog-cooled coast nobody visits. Solitude, done properly.
Moderate1,160 mi10–14 days
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San Ignacio & the Sierra San Francisco

A date-palm oasis, a stone mission, and mule trails to the greatest rock art in the Americas — the overland trip that ends 7,500 years back.
Moderate1,000 mi10–14 days
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The Ensenada Weekender

Friday to Sunday, border to border: Tecate in, the wine road down, Ensenada’s food scene, La Bufadora, and the coast home. The club’s gateway drug.
Easy130 mi2–3 days
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Todos Santos & the Pacific South

The far-south van trip: an art-town base under the Sierra Laguna, point breaks and turtle releases, and the Pacific’s best sunset coast.
Easy1,015 mi14–21 days
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San Quintín Bay & Dunes

The closest ‘real Baja’ weekend for a big rig: a volcano-ringed bay, endless dune beach, oysters from the source, and no long fuel gaps.
Easy380 mi3–5 days
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Loreto & the Mission Coast

The oldest town in the Californias, five islands in a marine park, and the prettiest stretch of Highway 1 — the RV trip for people who want a base with history.
Easy700 mi12–16 days
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— Start here

Three trips members send first-timers on.

Gray whale flippers breaking the surface of Laguna Ojo de Liebre

Guerrero Negro & the Whale Lagoons

The winter pilgrimage: gray whales by the thousand in Scammon's Lagoon, salt-flat horizons, osprey on every pole — the mid-peninsula season stop every snowbird should build in.
Easy880 mi7–10 days
Kiteboarding kites over the white-sand beach at Los Barriles

Los Barriles Winter Season

The East Cape's snowbird capital: a walkable beach town with a full gringo-services grid, world-class fishing out front, and a winter community that comes back every year.
Easy1,050 miSeason-long (Nov–Apr)
The wrought-iron hot springs sign at the Puertecitos entrance

Puertecitos & the Matomí Wash

Tide-pool hot springs, the old coast road's volcanic point country, and a legendary sandy wash into the sierra — the San Felipe corridor's wild side.
Difficult330 mi3–5 days

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