On the Road in Mexico Experience. Exploring Mexico’s Back Roads — Safety and Common Sense. We’ve had a few people ask about the safety of driving Mexico’s off-highway routes, especially along the Baja. It is a good question. Dorothy and I have spent decades exploring those dusty tracks, mountain passes, and coastal detours, and while we’ve had incredible adventures, we have also learned a few lessons the hard way.
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Driving the back roads of Mexico can be both rewarding and safe — if you are prepared.
Here are a few essentials we always follow:
Know your vehicle. Make sure it is mechanically sound, with good tires and a full-size spare. A high-clearance vehicle makes a big difference.
Plan ahead. Download offline maps (Google Maps or Maps.me) and check distances between fuel stops. Some stretches of Baja are long and lonely.
Stay connected. Have a charged phone, local SIM card, or satellite communicator if you are heading into remote areas.
Drive by daylight. Avoid night driving — not because of people, but because of livestock, potholes, and topes (speed bumps).
Let someone know your route. Tell a friend or relative where you’re headed, especially if you will be out of cell range.
Ask and listen. Check with locals whenever you can — they know current road conditions best. And do not hesitate to reach out to trusted Facebook communities like Talk Baja or On The Road In Mexico for up-to-date travel advice.
Mexico’s back roads lead to some of the most breathtaking landscapes and authentic communities in the country. With common sense, preparation, and a spirit of respect, they can be traveled safely and enjoyed deeply.
Sometimes the best adventures begin where the pavement ends.
Dorothy and I loved exploring the back roads of Mexico — places where the cacti tower like guardians of the desert and every turn holds the promise of discovery. Yes, we may have pushed that exploration a little too far at times… but that’s where the real stories begin.
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