Broncodawg wrote:Awesome itinerary Dave! We just blazed down from SF to Coco's, then to B of LA and I want to go back and see it at a slower pace. 4/16-24th might be the week before next years NORRA Mex 1000 which would be cool. How about trying to do it at the same time as the Mex 1000?
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The rdc rumor mill has it, that there won't be another norra 1000.
And we all know, if it says so on rdc, it's the truth...Ha!
"If at first you don't succeed, it may be cheaper to buy it."
The principal organizers of the race would disagree with RDC, but we'll have to wait and see. At the finish there was alot of talk going on with Norra people, but that was also in the excitement of the moment. Personally, I think every 5 years would keep it special and avoid burnout. Need more vintage racers, or atleast older rigs, and less Trophy trucks and prerunners, but Norra also has to make it pencil out too.
Ole Yeller-89 Bronco Prerunner/77 Bronco rock rig/79 F100 prerunner yard art
Nick and I talked today, bounced around some ideas......... what about 4 days, starting on a Thursday, coming back on a sunday.... along the ensenada coast...??
tcm glx wrote:Nick and I talked today, bounced around some ideas......... what about 4 days, starting on a Thursday, coming back on a sunday.... along the ensenada coast...??
For me it is pretty much an all day drive to get to Ensenada. I would prefer to go for a whole week if I am going that far. Besides real Baja does not start until you pass El Rosario on the coast.
One of my favorite drives which I have done many times.
South to Santo Tomas then to Erendira then down the coast further south. Coyote Cals it the place in Erinrdria to stay and the coast between Santo Tomas and further south is nice and with very few people. BLow holes and twisty road and beaches to explore. Nice places to spend some time.
Directions. Just put the B500 into your GPS. Start the drirve in Ensenada, follow Mx 1 to Santa Tomas where the course starts. If you find closed gates be sure to close them when passing. The hill at Erindira is always worth a redo going up or down.
Paul
From Ensenada to Erindria is several hours using the course from Santo Tomas. The main highway is shorter and less time to get to the coast. Travel further south depends on your stops and exploring. Then return for an overnight Coyote Cals.
I would plan on at least 2 days from Ensenada.
Paul
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tcm glx wrote:Paul,
Is that a 2 day trip? Or longer.
