Trail Overview
This trail begins at the highway to Puerto Adolfo Lopez Mateos and runs in a mostly straight line for roughly three-quarters of its length. The surface consists primarily of light sand, ranging from about an inch to four inches deep, with a few short climbs where evidence of 2WD vehicles struggling is visible. However, these gentle hills--no more than 20 to 30 meters in elevation--pose little challenge for 4WD vehicles or those with properly aired-down tires. As you approach a prominent trail intersection marked by past off-road racing routes, the landscape begins to open up, offering broader views and your best glimpse of the ocean. Here, the trail merges with another route: a right turn leads into the mangroves, while a left turn takes you toward the El Canalito area.
Difficulty
This route is relatively straightforward, with only a few sandy sections that involve mild climbs. Having 4WD and airing down your tires can make these areas easier to navigate, but they're not overly challenging. Overall, it's a short and manageable trail suitable for most off-road vehicles with basic preparation. This route is relatively straightforward and one vehicle wide, with only a few sandy sections that involve mild climbs. Having 4WD and airing down your tires can help in these areas, but the challenges are minimal. Overall, it's a short, manageable trail suitable for most off-road vehicles with basic preparation.
