From Mesa Verde we continued east to Durango, CO for the night. Next morning, we needed to take the truck and find someone who could rotate all five wheels. This was completed by noon. We then headed to Aztec, New Mexico for our next stop on our list of places to visit. We stopped at
We left Natural Bridges National Park and drove over to Cortez, Colorado where we would stay for a couple of nights to explore some of the area. On the way over we tried to visit Four Corners Monument but arrived 15 minutes after closing time, c’est la vie. Four Corners is where Arizona, Utah, Colorado
We left Page and headed for Monument Valley, this park is run by the Navajo Native Americans and is located within their reservation, mainly located in Arizona but the reserve does cross into Utah, Colorado and New Mexico. We were going to camp at the Navajo Campground near their interpretation center, but after they told
We left the Grand Canyon Village mid afternoon and started diving towards Page, Arizona. We stopped at few of the Grand Canyon lookouts and the Desert View Watchtower as we travelled through the Park. At one of the lookouts there had been an airplane crash in 1956. Desert View Watchtower, the photos speak for themselves.
After spending the night at Walmart, we did some shopping the next morning at Walmart and Costco where we returned our GPS unit as it had stopped working, we had purchased it less than a year ago in Las Vegas. After this we headed towards Bullhead City. First we drove east to Winterhaven, just west
After spending a few days at Bahia de los Angeles watching the Moon rise over the horizon, walking the beaches and relaxing we decided to continue north towards San Quintin. First stop was Catervina to see some ancient cane paintings that were located in a desert area just outside town, there were also some interesting
From here the pavement ended as we drove up the coast, this dirt road is approximately 100km/60 miles to Bahia Asuncion, we passed through the small village of San Hipolito which had a quaint church. Once at Bahia Asuncion we picked up the pavement again continuing out to Bahia de Tortugas. After a five hour
After we left San Juanico we stopped in at Las Barrancas for some shrimp from a local fisherman then continued south on MX53 to a dirt road that would take us to San Javier, this dirt road was 85kms/50 miles to San Javier and involved several river crossings, luckily for us the rivers were at
The next morning, we left Campestre Maranatha for Ciudad Constitucion where we stayed at Palapa 206, it turns out this place is owned by Mike and his Mexican wife. Mike is an Englishman from near Weymouth in Dorset. There was also a Motel at the campsite, and rooms could be rented by the hour 😉,
After our week in the timeshare and saying goodbye to Kit, Joe, Lew & Elizabeth we decided it was time to start heading north. First stop was some Hot Springs (Agua Caliente) at El Chorro where we camped for a night. In the morning after taking a hike up stream for a few kilometers, we