Roads after Hurricane Lidia

The roads in and out of San Juanico are passable as of Tuesday September 5. There was some rain and strong wind in San Juanico but  little damage. Lidia dropped a lot of rain in the mountains and the arroyos ran for a couple of days.

Roads After Hurricane Newton

From a recent arrival ....

September 10, We made it to San Juanico. We tried the North Road twice with no success. We took the high road with no success. There were many wash outs. We ended up staying the night at Rice and Beans. We left this morning and drove the south road from San Ignacio. It was a long day. The work around at La Purisima was sketchy at best and we needed 4wd. There is a lot of road damage from El Rosario to Loreto - more than the news let on. Glad to be here.

J.

East Road!

From August 26th, 2016

I took the East Road from (Rosarito, north of) Loreto. It was rough but easily enough passable.  I think I took a slight wrong turn and had one spot where I needed four wheel drive. 

I took the south road out, which is in very good condition.  It only took four hours to get to Loreto. 

People who took the north road said they had no problems.

We had a great time.  We miss the old cantina, but the food is still great. 

And the waves......

John R.

Travelers are missing the turn from the South Road ...

.... through Las Barrancas to San Juanico. Google Maps is not updated to show the pavement and the directional sign is plastered with stickers. See the roadmap on the "Getting There" page.

North Road conditions - San Ignacio to San Juanico

Folks arriving by way of the North Road and Salt Flats report the road conditions are no worse than could be expected.