Copper Canyon Expedition: Crossing the Barrancas

[Scott Brady]

I am using the Hughes HNS 9201

We are currently in Alamos, enjoying a nice afternoon in a gardened courtyard. There is a nice cafe, restaurant, map store and the northern offices of Pro Natura. The Naturalist, Carlos Valdes-Casillas knows Jonathan and Roseann, and we are discussing opportunities to venture into a few remote and little know canyons in the area... Jaguars have been spotted there.

 

[Willman]

Scott.......


I bet after this trip.....your wife is going to make ya ether buy a new van or sell off the Tacoma.....


:bigbossHL:

 

[Scott Brady]

We are in San Carlos. A light breeze, the cool water and a fine Margarita. Another wonderful adventure comes to the most tranquil of ends.

The entire adventure will be featured in the summer or fall issue of Overland Journal. It will detail one of the most exceptional overland routes I have found in mainland Mexico...

 

[UK4X4]

Now I hope you'l be posting some way points....and not leaving us in suspence to end of the summer........

I was concidering baja for a short trip but the area looks more interesting

 

[Desertdude]

Thanks for sharing some of your great adventure with us here on the Portal. :wavey:




:::

 

[UK4X4]

Discovery is half the enjoyment of "expedition travel" anyway

 

[Scott Brady]

Here is the .kml track log from the SPoT:

 

[Colorado Ron]

Although I just got back from Baja, Im still extremely jealous!:088:

Happy Trails and may you find your way home safely!

 

[RandyP]

Here is the .kml track log from the SPoT:

I did not find the log. Is it still available ?

RandyP

 

[exitinn]

I thoigh I was the only one who could not find them .