Welcome to the July 2024 edition of the Baja Bound Bulletin! In this edition, we check out the new Crossing South Festival in San Diego; Greg Niemann shares the history of climbing Picacho del Diablo; Martina visits Iggy's BBQ; Erin Dunigan finds a sushi haven in Ensenada and David Kier explores the painted cave of San Borjitas. We still have copies of the amazing Baja Atlas available at a discounted price to get you ready for your next road trip south of the border! ¡Viva Baja!
Crossing South Festival - Sat August 24
By the Baja Bound Staff
Crossing South and Baja Bound are proud to announce the 1st Annual Crossing South Food, Wine and Travel Festival to be held at Liberty Station in San Diego...Read more
To the Top of Baja
By Greg Niemann
Picacho del Diablo (Devil's Peak), at 10,157 is the highest mountain on the Baja California peninsula and looms like a jagged tooth across the flat...
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Iggy's BBQ
By Martina
There is nothing more thrilling for a Baja traveler than to find something hidden off the main tourist roads. Iggy’s is so close, but you would never know it...Read more
Sakanaya Murajiro
By Erin Dunigan
Calling all sushi foodies! Get ready to tantalize your taste buds with a brand new culinary adventure in Ensenada. Sakanaya Murajiro...Read more
The Painted Cave of San Borjitas
By David Kier
In the mountains not far from Mulegé is perhaps the most interesting of Baja California’s countless painted caves, the cave of San Borjitas. To...
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