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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.

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Ways to travel
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La Paz Winter Base

The city option for the season south: a real malecón, whale sharks in the bay, island days on Espíritu Santo, and every service a long stay needs.
Easy923 mi4–8 weeks
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Cañón de Guadalupe

Across the Laguna Salada dry lake to a palm canyon where hot-spring tubs are carved into the granite — the desert’s best-kept overnight.
Difficult85 mi2–3 days
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The East Cape Run

The bottom of the map: Los Barriles’ fishing fleet, the quiet coast road, and the protected reef at Cabo Pulmo — rod on one day, snorkel the next.
Moderate1,120 mi2–3 weeks
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Cataviña & the Central Desert

Two nights in the strangest garden on earth: granite boulders, cirio forests, cave paintings, and an onyx ghost quarry down a graded spur.
Moderate297 mi3–5 days
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Mulegé & the Concepción Coast

The postcard: a palm-oasis river town and a chain of turquoise coves where the rig parks on the sand. The RV trip every member should make once.
Easy636 mi10–14 days
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Valle de Guadalupe Wine Loop

Baja’s wine country in a weekend: Tecate in, the Ruta del Vino through the valley, Ensenada’s food scene, and the coast home.
Easy145 mi2–3 days
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The Pacific Surf Run

The van-sized classic: surf points, street food, and cliff camps down the old free road from the border to San Quintín.
Easy195 mi4–6 days
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Mike’s Sky Rancho Loop

The club’s backyard Baja 1000 country — mountain dirt, pine forest, and the most famous ranch gate in off-road racing, run as a border-to-border loop.
Difficult310 mi2–4 days
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The Long Winter South

Border to Los Cabos at snowbird pace — the full peninsula in easy legs, with monthly-rate parks along the way.
Easy1,059 mi3–6 weeks
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Bahía de los Ángeles

Island-studded bay on the Gulf side, and some of the most reliable yellowtail water on the peninsula.
Moderate397 mi5–7 days
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Gonzaga Bay Run

Where the pavement gets interesting: south of Puertecitos the Gulf coast empties out, and the road delivers you to one of Baja’s last great beach outposts.
Moderate213 mi3–5 days
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San Felipe Quick-Start

The easiest way into Baja there is: two hours of paved highway from the border to a beach town built for exactly this trip. If you’ve never taken the rig to Mexico, start here.
Easy127 mi2–4 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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