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Muy Bonita!!! That looked like an awesome trip, I bet a person could make some good money taking american tourists through there!!

joneszj

Wow, awesome pics. Looks like a lot of fun and a beautiful location. Looks like a great wheeling trip overall.

You Jeep

Just beautiful, I would love to take my Jeep down there, I love Mexico.

Bama JKX

Wow! That's the way to wheel. Nice pics guys. I may have to try and make this nest year.

Muffins

Awesome pictures, I would love to take my JK down there one day, thanks for posting.

Winyah

Wow. That was awesome. I'd really like to go next year. Can you post up some info on where to stay, re-supply, etc?

VictorS

Actually, the nice thing about this trip is that you sleep in the town of Real de Catorce each night and venture out into the mountains by day. Or you can camp in the alpine areas. Almost all the services you need (lodging, food, entertainment, beer, etc) are available in the town. The nearest gas station is down on the plains about 20 miles away, but you gan buy gasoline from "private" expendiaries in town, if necesary. They sell it to you in big jugs.

There are some really unique hotels and inns dating back hundreds of years. They range from rustic to high end. IMO, the best hotel to stay is the Meson de la Abundancia... a boutique hotel with only 9 rooms, but excellent. They also have the best restaurant in town.

Here's the list of main hotels. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2022/...972b3802_o.jpg

Most speak english. "Categoria especial" are the higher end ones.

Heres more info on the area: http://www.vivarealdecatorce.com/

The town itself is worth exploring. History at every corner. Many restaurants, bars, shops. Very laid back atmosphere. On weekends, it tends to receive a lot of visitors.

Coldfire

I agree!

I love how international and diverse this site is. Thanks for the pics.

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robin

cool pictures, that trip was a blast!!!! it was great meeting all of you guys.