Category: BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR

Two Forgotten Mining Towns in Baja California: El Álamo and El Pozo Alemán

by Miles and HikesBAJA CALIFORNIA, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR August 18, 2026August 21, 2026No Comments

When most people think about Baja California, they probably picture beaches, desert highways, rugged coastlines, and small fishing villages. But scattered throughout the peninsula are the remains of another side of Baja’s history: abandoned mining communities that were once filled with people hoping to find their fortune. Two of the most fascinating examples I have …

Baja California Road Trip Adventures: Places, Roads & Discoveries Worth Exploring

by Miles and HikesBAJA CALIFORNIA, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR August 8, 2026August 21, 2026No Comments

There is something about traveling through Baja California that keeps me coming back! It’s not just the beaches, the desert, the coast, or the small towns scattered along the peninsula. It’s the possibility that the most interesting place of the day might be somewhere you never planned to visit. A dirt road catches your attention. …

Baja California Sur — Tips For An Unforgettable Road Trip Adventure

by Miles and HikesBAJA CALIFORNIA SUR September 12, 2025August 20, 2026No Comments

Baja California Sur offers some of the most breathtaking landscapes and authentic experiences in the World for road trippers seeking adventure, culture, and natural beauty. From the vast desert plains to turquoise beaches and charming towns, this peninsula is a treasure trove for travelers. If you’re planning a road trip here, this post will help …

Is It Safe to Travel in Baja California, Mexico? Here’s What You Should Know

by Miles and HikesBAJA CALIFORNIA, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, TIPS AND TRICKS July 13, 2025August 21, 2026No Comments

I get the same question asked a lot: “But how safe is it, really?” It’s a fair question—and one that comes from a mix of curiosity, media headlines, and simple uncertainty about crossing into another country. The short answer? Baja is very safe for travelers. The long answer is worth exploring, because safety in Baja …