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Valle Chico

Places we like to go to in Valle Chico, with some that we pass by to get there. Some main intersections shown also.

: Esperanza Canyon

Canyon Esperanza - water almost always within a few hundred yards up the canyon
Esperanza Canyon

: Las Cuivitas Pass

Pass where Saltito road enters Valle Chico
Las Cuivitas Pass

: Morelia Junction

South is East Valley Road to the southern part of the valle, west takes you to the central an northern part.
Morelia Junction

: Fossil Beds

A area with the remains of sea fossils, What was inside the shells.
Fossil Beds

: East Valle road and Cross Valley

Turn to cross the valle, thru Ejido ranch to West Valley Road near Canyon Cajon.
East Valle road and Cross Valley

: East Valley Rd and road to a well

Road west dead-ends at a well.
East Valley Rd and road to a well

: Ranch on South Valley Rd

A ranch which used to have pump for water trucks to load.
Ranch on South Valley Rd

: Sand Dune on road

Sand dune crossing road - will give you a air ride if you're fast enough.

Sand Dune on road

: South Valley Rd and Rd to Agua Caliente and Parral

Turn south to Agua Caliente and Parral and also drop into Matomi. Road to Crazy Horse also takes off from this road. East to East Valley Road or West to West Valley Rd. access to the Sierra San Pedro Matir canyons.
South Valley Rd and Rd to Agua Caliente and Parral

: Abandoned Community

Small abandoned comunity.
Abandoned Community

: Agua Caliente Colonia

Small ranching community. Used to have lots of farming activity.
Agua Caliente Colonia

: Trenches in roadway

Trenches in roadway from alternating sides.
Trenches in roadway

: Trenches in Road

Trenches in roadway, from alternate sides.
Trenches in Road

: Crazy Horse access from West

Road crossing valley to entry to Crazy Horse (Parral Cn.)
Crazy Horse access from West

: Carricitos to Matomi Road

Road from Carricitos to Matomi Wash
Carricitos to Matomi Road

: Carricitos to Berendo and Parral Cns.

Road from rancho Caricitos to Berendo and Parral canyons
Carricitos to Berendo and Parral Cns.

: Berendo Canyon

Wash coming from Berendo Canyon
Berendo Canyon

: Parral Canyon wash

Wash coming from Parral canyon and Parral ranch
Parral Canyon wash

: Hidden Valley entry

Entry to Hidden valley
Hidden Valley entry

: Chanote canyon entry

Chanote canyon entry

: Huatamote Canyon east entry

Huatamote Canyon east entry

: Crazy Horse Canyon East entry

This canyon is shown on Mexico maps as Parral. It's also known as Azufre Wash but Score Racing people
Crazy Horse Canyon East entry

: Matomi Wash

Matomi Wash

: Matomi Wash

Matomi Wash

: Matomi Wash west area

Matomi Wash west area

: Matomi entry from Valle Chico

Matomi entry from Valle Chico

: Abandoned School House

Old school building
Abandoned School House

: Huatamote Canyon

Huatamote Canyon

: Yellow Bus

A Old Yellow school bus parked in a field.
Yellow Bus

: Diablo Canyon entry

Entry into Diablo Canyon, which has waterfalls, and is a access to climbing the mountain.
Diablo Canyon entry

: Diablo Canyon parking

Parking for the entry to Diablo Canyon, Cross a rock hill to the northwest and drop into the riverbed for your trip to the water and waterfall.
Diablo Canyon parking

: Barrosa Canyon

Canyon Barrosa
Barrosa Canyon

: Cajon Canyon

Canyon Cajon - small waterfalls a short distance up the canyon. Large water tank near entry for storing water for cattle. Small private rancho at mouth.

At one time in the past, a trail led up over the Sierra San Pedro Matir to Santa Rosa Meadow on the west side of the summit. Trail was washed away by storms several years ago.
Cajon Canyon

: Oyster Reefs

Low hillsides on the north of stream bed made of oyster shells. Very soft sand in stream bed.
Oyster Reefs

: En Medio Canyon

Mouth of En Medio Canyon
En Medio Canyon

: East Valley Rd and Chanote

East Valley Rd and Chanote

: El Arco de Triumpo

drug and Alcohol rehab
El Arco de Triumpo

: East Valley Road and Rehab Road

East Valley Road and Rehab Road

: West Valley Rd and South Valley Rd

West Valley Rd and South Valley Rd

: Chinalito - Peacock Farm

Chinalito - Peacock Farm

: Rancho El Chaparral (Vincente)

Rancho with cattle dip tank, used periodically by Ejido members.
Rancho El Chaparral (Vincente)

: Hghy 5 and Hghy 3

Hghy 5 and Hghy 3

: Three Poles

Once known as "Three Poles Pemex" now has no gasoline just small store.
Three Poles

: Locked Gate

This gate is now closed and locked. 12 30 07
Locked Gate

: Carricitos Matomi Rd and Crazyhorse rd.

Carricitos Matomi Rd and Crazyhorse rd.

: Abandoned Vinyard

Abandoned Vinyard

: Highlands

El Dorado Ranch community for primitive living.
Highlands

: Pemex

Pemex

: Pemex

Pemex

: Pemex

Pemex

: Pemex

7 eleven
Pemex

: The Arches

The Arches

: Immigration

Immigration

: Police Station

Police station and Magistrate
Police Station

: Hospital

Hospital

: Bus Terminal ABC

Bus Terminal ABC

: Clamshell Canyon

Clamshell Canyon

: Clamshell canyon #2

Clamshell canyon #2

: Chalk Mine

Mine of some type of earth, used in cement plant.
Chalk Mine

: Cliffs

Drive beside cliffs
Cliffs

: Falls

End of a wash where there would be nice waterfalls when it rains.
Falls

: Valle of the Giants entry

Valle of the Giants - majestic Cordon cactus.
Valle of the Giants entry

: Sulfur Mine Area

Area of sulfur mining many years ago.
Sulfur Mine Area

: Laguna Percebu

Laguna Percebu

: Shell Island

Shell Beach is a island at high tide - very soft sand but great primitive beach camping.
Shell Island

: Apache Tears

Round pieces of obsidian one the ground.
Apache Tears

: Puertecitos

Small motel, hot springs, end of pavement.
Puertecitos

: Dump Road

Passes San Felipe Dump. The FIRST route to San Felipe from San Matis and west.
Dump Road

: Dump Road

Passes San fellipe Dump. First road to San Felipe from San Matis and west.
Dump Road

: Agua Caliente hot springs

Several hot pools bubbling from the ground in this area - Temperature is about 142 deg. so be careful
Agua Caliente hot springs

: Agua Caliente parking

Parking area for visiting the hot springs.
Agua Caliente parking

: Esperanza Beach

One of the pools near the mouth of the canyon. Also nearby on the trail is the markings of a earlier visitor.
Esperanza Beach

: Secret Garden

Beautiful spot with a variety of cactus. Lots of mesquite and Palo Verde trees. Road has been fenced by ranchers - no longer accessable by road.
Secret Garden

: Sand Canyon

Sand Canyon

: Matomi Gorge

Matomi Gorge

: Berendo Canyon

Berendo canyon with it's hillsides covered with Blue Palms is a jewel. A short walk up the canyon thru the palms brings you to wonderful views of pools and the flowing water.
Berendo Canyon

: Llano San Fermin

Llano San Fermin

: Natural arch

Natural arch

: Ram's Head Canyon

Ram's Head Canyon from Valle Chico thru to LLano San Felipe
Ram's Head Canyon

: Diablo Canyon

Route to climb Picacho del Diablo. Or to cool off in a pool.
Diablo Canyon

: Rancho Matomi

Rancho Matome - with the Blue Palms along the waterway below - a beautiful spot.
Rancho Matomi

: Crazy hourse lunch spot

A nice spot to stop for lunch, GeoCaching and enjoying the view.
Crazy hourse lunch spot

: Calalmity overlook

View of the estuary from a cut between peaks
Calalmity overlook

: Mica Mine

Outcroping of crystals which might be mica.
Mica Mine

: Crystal Mountain

Crystal Mountain

: Agua Caliente Canon

Entry point for Agua Caliente Canon. Hot springs being developed several miles into canyon. Picture is water tank in mouth of the canyon.
Agua Caliente Canon

: Powerline Pass ( Mini Summit)

Where power lines from Ensenada to San Felipe cross the Sierra San Felipe
Powerline Pass ( Mini Summit)

: Rancho Carricitos

Rancho and corrals. Road to Berendo and Parral head South from ranch bldgs.
Rancho Carricitos

: Provedintia Canyon entry

The entry to Providintia canyon, also a route for climbing Picacho del Diablo. It is said to have 7 waterfalls falling into 7 separate pools. Water is piped out to rancho's in the valley.
Provedintia Canyon entry

: Candle Holder Hill

A hill with lava rocks, small and cup shaped, which could be used for candle holders.
Candle Holder Hill

: Quonset hut at rancho

Quonset hut at rancho

: Rancho with Palletts

Rancho with Palletts

: Colonia Morelia gate - WV and Rehab roads

Colonia Morelia gate - WV and Rehab roads

: Rancho Parral

Great oasis in a wonderful canyon. A locked gate now keeps visitors from the ranch area of the canyon.
Rancho Parral

: Hidden Valley

Great canyon with hard to see entry crom the East. Can also get in via Chanote on the sest, and motorcycles from near Rams Head entry on the North. Hodos and other formations
Hidden Valley


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Valle Chico created by bajalou Places we like to go to in Valle Chico, with some that we pass by to get there. Some main intersections shown also.

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Valle Chico

Places we like to go to in Valle Chico, with some that we pass by to get there. Some main intersections shown also.

: Esperanza Canyon

Canyon Esperanza - water almost always within a few hundred yards up the canyon Esperanza Canyon

: Las Cuivitas Pass

Pass where Saltito road enters Valle Chico Las Cuivitas Pass

: Morelia Junction

South is East Valley Road to the southern part of the valle, west takes you to the central an northern part. Morelia Junction

: Fossil Beds

A area with the remains of sea fossils, What was inside the shells. Fossil Beds

: East Valle road and Cross Valley

Turn to cross the valle, thru Ejido ranch to West Valley Road near Canyon Cajon. East Valle road and Cross Valley

: East Valley Rd and road to a well

Road west dead-ends at a well. East Valley Rd and road to a well

: Ranch on South Valley Rd

A ranch which used to have pump for water trucks to load. Ranch on South Valley Rd

: Sand Dune on road

Sand dune crossing road - will give you a air ride if you're fast enough.Sand Dune on road

: South Valley Rd and Rd to Agua Caliente and Parral

Turn south to Agua Caliente and Parral and also drop into Matomi. Road to Crazy Horse also takes off from this road. East to East Valley Road or West to West Valley Rd. access to the Sierra San Pedro Matir canyons. South Valley Rd and Rd to Agua Caliente and Parral

: Abandoned Community

Small abandoned comunity. Abandoned Community

: Agua Caliente Colonia

Small ranching community. Used to have lots of farming activity. Agua Caliente Colonia

: Trenches in roadway

Trenches in roadway from alternating sides. Trenches in roadway

: Trenches in Road

Trenches in roadway, from alternate sides. Trenches in Road

: Crazy Horse access from West

Road crossing valley to entry to Crazy Horse (Parral Cn.) Crazy Horse access from West

: Carricitos to Matomi Road

Road from Carricitos to Matomi Wash Carricitos to Matomi Road

: Carricitos to Berendo and Parral Cns.

Road from rancho Caricitos to Berendo and Parral canyons Carricitos to Berendo and Parral Cns.

: Berendo Canyon

Wash coming from Berendo Canyon Berendo Canyon

: Parral Canyon wash

Wash coming from Parral canyon and Parral ranch Parral Canyon wash

: Hidden Valley entry

Entry to Hidden valley Hidden Valley entry

: Chanote canyon entry

: Huatamote Canyon east entry

: Crazy Horse Canyon East entry

This canyon is shown on Mexico maps as Parral. It's also known as Azufre Wash but Score Racing people Crazy Horse Canyon East entry

: Matomi Wash

: Matomi Wash

: Matomi Wash west area

: Matomi entry from Valle Chico

: Abandoned School House

Old school building Abandoned School House

: Huatamote Canyon

: Yellow Bus

A Old Yellow school bus parked in a field. Yellow Bus

: Diablo Canyon entry

Entry into Diablo Canyon, which has waterfalls, and is a access to climbing the mountain. Diablo Canyon entry

: Diablo Canyon parking

Parking for the entry to Diablo Canyon, Cross a rock hill to the northwest and drop into the riverbed for your trip to the water and waterfall. Diablo Canyon parking

: Barrosa Canyon

Canyon Barrosa Barrosa Canyon

: Cajon Canyon

: Oyster Reefs

Low hillsides on the north of stream bed made of oyster shells. Very soft sand in stream bed. Oyster Reefs

: En Medio Canyon

Mouth of En Medio Canyon En Medio Canyon

: East Valley Rd and Chanote

: El Arco de Triumpo

drug and Alcohol rehab El Arco de Triumpo

: East Valley Road and Rehab Road

: West Valley Rd and South Valley Rd

: Chinalito - Peacock Farm

: Rancho El Chaparral (Vincente)

Rancho with cattle dip tank, used periodically by Ejido members. Rancho El Chaparral (Vincente)

: Hghy 5 and Hghy 3

: Three Poles

Once known as "Three Poles Pemex" now has no gasoline just small store. Three Poles

: Locked Gate

This gate is now closed and locked. 12 30 07 Locked Gate

Valle Chico

created by bajalou

Places we like to go to in Valle Chico, with some that we pass by to get there. Some main intersections shown also.

Canyon Esperanza - water almost always within a few hundred yards up the canyon
Esperanza Canyon

Pass where Saltito road enters Valle Chico
Las Cuivitas Pass

South is East Valley Road to the southern part of the valle, west takes you to the central an northern part.
Morelia Junction

A area with the remains of sea fossils, What was inside the shells.
Fossil Beds

Turn to cross the valle, thru Ejido ranch to West Valley Road near Canyon Cajon.
East Valle road and Cross Valley

Road west dead-ends at a well.
East Valley Rd and road to a well

A ranch which used to have pump for water trucks to load.
Ranch on South Valley Rd

Sand dune crossing road - will give you a air ride if you're fast enough.

Sand Dune on road

Turn south to Agua Caliente and Parral and also drop into Matomi. Road to Crazy Horse also takes off from this road. East to East Valley Road or West to West Valley Rd. access to the Sierra San Pedro Matir canyons.
South Valley Rd and Rd to Agua Caliente and Parral

Small abandoned comunity.
Abandoned Community

Small ranching community. Used to have lots of farming activity.
Agua Caliente Colonia

Trenches in roadway from alternating sides.
Trenches in roadway

Trenches in roadway, from alternate sides.
Trenches in Road

Road crossing valley to entry to Crazy Horse (Parral Cn.)
Crazy Horse access from West

Road from Carricitos to Matomi Wash
Carricitos to Matomi Road

Road from rancho Caricitos to Berendo and Parral canyons
Carricitos to Berendo and Parral Cns.

Wash coming from Berendo Canyon
Berendo Canyon

Wash coming from Parral canyon and Parral ranch
Parral Canyon wash

Entry to Hidden valley
Hidden Valley entry

This canyon is shown on Mexico maps as Parral. It's also known as Azufre Wash but Score Racing people
Crazy Horse Canyon East entry

Old school building
Abandoned School House

A Old Yellow school bus parked in a field.
Yellow Bus

Entry into Diablo Canyon, which has waterfalls, and is a access to climbing the mountain.
Diablo Canyon entry

Parking for the entry to Diablo Canyon, Cross a rock hill to the northwest and drop into the riverbed for your trip to the water and waterfall.
Diablo Canyon parking

Canyon Barrosa
Barrosa Canyon

Low hillsides on the north of stream bed made of oyster shells. Very soft sand in stream bed.
Oyster Reefs

Mouth of En Medio Canyon
En Medio Canyon

drug and Alcohol rehab
El Arco de Triumpo

Rancho with cattle dip tank, used periodically by Ejido members.
Rancho El Chaparral (Vincente)

Once known as "Three Poles Pemex" now has no gasoline just small store.
Three Poles

This gate is now closed and locked. 12 30 07
Locked Gate

El Dorado Ranch community for primitive living.
Highlands

7 eleven
Pemex

Police station and Magistrate
Police Station

Mine of some type of earth, used in cement plant.
Chalk Mine

Drive beside cliffs
Cliffs

End of a wash where there would be nice waterfalls when it rains.
Falls

Valle of the Giants - majestic Cordon cactus.
Valle of the Giants entry

Area of sulfur mining many years ago.
Sulfur Mine Area

Shell Beach is a island at high tide - very soft sand but great primitive beach camping.
Shell Island

Round pieces of obsidian one the ground.
Apache Tears

Small motel, hot springs, end of pavement.
Puertecitos

Passes San Felipe Dump. The FIRST route to San Felipe from San Matis and west.
Dump Road

Passes San fellipe Dump. First road to San Felipe from San Matis and west.
Dump Road

Several hot pools bubbling from the ground in this area - Temperature is about 142 deg. so be careful
Agua Caliente hot springs

Parking area for visiting the hot springs.
Agua Caliente parking

One of the pools near the mouth of the canyon. Also nearby on the trail is the markings of a earlier visitor.
Esperanza Beach