Bucket List Baja Ride

Day 1

Get ready for an unforgettable Baja dual sport adventure through some of Northern Baja’s most iconic terrain. The ride begins in Tecate as we climb into the pine-covered mountains on a mix of dirt roads and scenic trails. Midday, we’ll stop for a classic Baja lunch featuring the famous “El Vapor” steamed pork tacos while the support crew refuels and checks over the bikes.

From there, the route drops down the legendary La Rumorosa grade, delivering incredible desert views before crossing the open terrain toward our riverside oasis for the evening. After a full day on the trail, guests will enjoy a freshly prepared dinner beside the water and relax under the Baja night sky.

Day 2

Day two takes us deeper into Baja’s backcountry as we make our way toward the world-famous Mike’s Sky Ranch. Depending on rider experience and trail conditions, the route may include steep mountain grades, hidden canyon trails, or scenic dual-sport sections along the edge of Laguna Salada.

We’ll regroup in Valle de Trinidad for lunch and support before climbing back into the mountains for the final push to Mike’s. Upon arrival, riders can cool off in the pool, relax with a drink, and enjoy a hearty Baja-style dinner at one of the peninsula’s most legendary off-road destinations.

Day 3

After breakfast and fresh coffee, we leave the mountains behind and descend toward the Pacific Coast for a full day of coastal riding. The route heads west toward the small fishing community of Colonet, where riders can choose between authentic street tacos or fresh local seafood for lunch.

In the afternoon, the adventure continues along the Pacific shoreline with wide-open beach sections, ocean views, and classic Baja scenery before arriving at Coyote Cal’s for the night. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and incredible views, this iconic Baja stop is the perfect place to unwind, share stories from the trail, and enjoy dinner overlooking the ocean.

Day 4

The final day begins with more coastal riding before turning inland toward Ojos Negros, an area known for its rugged landscapes, ranch roads, and world class off road terrain. After a homestyle Baja lunch, the group heads north along the historic Compadre Trail, a route made famous by decades of Baja racing and adventure riding.

This final stretch delivers fast dirt roads, mountain scenery, and one last taste of Baja’s legendary terrain before returning to Tecate to wrap up the adventure and cross back into the U.S. together.