Mexico’s Baja California cape is 800 miles long, the fourth longest peninsula in the world. It features an amazing variety of terrain: turquoise blue water along the Bay of Cortez; three majestic mountain ranges that ramble through the mainly uninhabited Desert Central region; vast desert scenery pockmarked with ancient volcanoes, home to 70 percent of all cactus species found throughout the world including the giant Cardon cactus, and includes ocotillo and mesquite.
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On the Trail
Paul K Edmunds
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