Category: Bike Tour

  • El Centenario, BCS to La Paz, BCS

    El Centenario, BCS to La Paz, BCS

    Only a small coda remained as the cap to our successful Loreto-to-La Paz push, so we enjoyed a relaxing morning at our courtyard-connected suite of rooms at our suburban AirBNB. Except that a fifteen-minute segment of guilt and shame dumped my heart into my feet and shattered that relaxation. When Rett was on the phone…

  • Las Pocitas, BCS to El Centenario, BCS

    Las Pocitas, BCS to El Centenario, BCS

    In a sign of ever-increasing strength, we were up at 5:45am and feeling ready to duplicate yesterday’s record distance, while also throwing in way more climbing. Though, I did still spent a while scouting out wild-camping possibilities in case our reach ended up exceeding our grasp. Despite being a tiny town, Las Pocitas held the…

  • Ciudad Constitución, BCS to Las Pocitas, BCS

    Ciudad Constitución, BCS to Las Pocitas, BCS

    This morning when the alarm went off, our bodies were ready for the big-mileage day. We ate our in-room breakfast (heating water for our AeroPressed coffee again on the stove outside our door), and were on the just-lightening road at 7:30am, our earliest start ever. For the third day in a row now it was…

  • Agua Amarga, BCS to Ciudad Constitución, BCS

    Agua Amarga, BCS to Ciudad Constitución, BCS

    Sometime in the middle of the night I partially awoke in our tent in the desert and imagined that the outside of our sleeping bag was soaking wet. Sometime later I woke again, and it was dry, so I said “ah, good, that was just a weird dream before.” But when our alarm went off…

  • Loreto, BCS to Agua Amarga, BCS

    Loreto, BCS to Agua Amarga, BCS

    We seem to have perfected slow-travel: across the last 19 days, we’ve managed to move 85 miles south. That’s an average of less than five miles per day, and a distance that a younger version of my bike-touring self would frequently exceed in a single day. We generally don’t see any problem with this unusually…