The SoCal forum has been a little dry on events and runs as of late so cross posting this for awareness as not everyone uses Facebook:
(This is a direct copy and paste from the San Diego ORV Club Event Site and the San Diego 4runners Event Site)
I assume to join the event you might have to join FB and sign up or contact the event organizer external of FB and set up the logistics.

Have fun!!

NOTE 1: I'm not affiliated with this tour group, just posting so you are aware and have some options for runs ... and while it sounds pretty sweet, I will not be attending as have a prior work commitment during this time frame.

NOTE 2: Local ORV Clubs in your area may have specific events for the club only. Suggest looking at your local club and cross posting as approved for more public events.




Tour of Northern Baja
Public · Hosted by Baja Offroad eXpeditions and Discovered Trax
Jan 31, 2020 at 9 AM – Feb 9, 2020 at 12 PM PST
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Tecate Border Crossing
Tecate, California
Hosted by Baja Offroad eXpeditions

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Tour of Baja California Norte

Join us on a tour of Baja California Norte. Starting at Tecate we’ll drive down the Sea of Cortez to Bahia de Los Angeles and San Francisquito. We will then drive across the Peninsula to Bahia Tortugas and up along the Pacific side, through Ensenada and cross the border back into California at Tecate 10 days later. We will be mostly remote camping, but there are options along the way to get a room and a shower.

Most nights (particularly on the way down the Sea of Cortez) we will be camping in remote, rugged-terrain areas with no facilities. We will be passing through towns on the way, but we recommend you must bring all food, water, & camping supplies to sustain yourself and your passengers. On the way up the Pacific side, we will be passing through larger towns. If you have any questions or concerns I am more than happy to discuss the trip with you.

This trip is a kid/dog/family friendly adventure!

Day and date: January 31, 2010 to February 9, 2020
Drive Type: All Level Remote Overland Expedition
Meeting Point: The Strip mall in Tecate California with US post office on the California side of the Tecate Border.
Google maps users: Google Maps
GPS users: 32.57882, -116.62807
Meeting Time: 9:00 am on Friday January 31st
Drive Start: 9:30 am
Drive End: Sunday February 9th approx 10:00 am
Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
Drive Route: Tecate to Ojos Negros via Los Compadres Trail. Bahia de Los Angeles via Highway 5 and dirt roads. Highway 5 is under construction in several sections including several bridge crossings that are out. On dirt to San Francisquito and then on more dirt across the Peninsula to just south of Guerrero Negro. Then up on the Pacific side, on a combination of Highway 1 and dirt via Ensenada ending at Tecated.

Drive Terrain: Mountains, arroyos, graded tracks, washed-out rocky tracks, sand dunes, beaches, & more

Key things to bring
1) A very reliable 4x4 that is in perfect condition with enough fuel. This is a long, demanding trip and you need to have complete faith in your ride.
2) Enough water / refreshments / re-hydration drinks for self & passengers. Water can be bought along the way.
3) Air compressor that is in perfect working condition
4) Compatible handheld radio and Gaia
5) All offroad gear / recovery equipment in good working condition
6) Emergency contact info on the vehicle dashboard
7) 2-3x 20L jerry cans of fuel depending on your vehicle’s needs
8) Working spare tire (and 2nd spare if possible) and lug wrench or other tools to be able to remove/change the tire including car jack
9) Spare fluids, belts, hoses, etc
10) A complete first aid kit and lots of insect repellent, insect bite cream, sun screen, etc.
11) All food and drink for the whole trip for each car and all passengers
12) All camping gear, tents, cooking utensils, warm clothes, waterproof jackets, etc
13) Two tarps for each tent: 1 for under the tent and one for over the tent. Even if it doesn’t rain it will be foggy, windy, and misty
14) 1 bundle of firewood for each night from each car. We will want to have both night time fires and morning fires
15) Complete insurance for your vehicle including Mexican insurance, which can be bought online before entering Mexico
16) Passports/visas for all passengers to enter Mexico and then re-enter the US
We’ll put out the tracks we intend to take and the places we intend to sleep so that people can catch up if something happens.

This will be a great trip but will require preparation and stocking up on supplies so plan early. I make the assumption that participants of this trip have camped out in the wild before having to be completely self-sufficient so the list of requirements above is not exhaustive. If however, this would be a new/first-time experience for you, please reach out to me directly to answer any questions that you may have or help you with your preparation!

I look forward to exploring with you!!

Baja Mateo 🤘🏼

Disclaimer: All adventure sports, including offroad driving, trekking, hiking, mountaineering, climbing, etc involves inherent risks of accidents and injuries. Neither Baja Offroad eXpeditions nor its management, admin, event leaders, and members are professionals or certified guides and thus do not take any responsibility or indemnify the participants against any injury, loss, or damage suffered by any participant during the event. Please assess fitness and capability of yourself, your team, and your vehicle before you join any of the events. Please understand and remember that YOU are the best person to safeguard your well-being and safety and hence have to take full responsibility for decisions about routes and or continuing. Safety is paramount and camaraderie is standard! The itinerary is our goal, but road conditions in Baja and constantly changing and we may have to adjust the route on the way.


Itinerary

1. Friday, January 31 – Meet in Tecate on the California side of the border at 9am at the little strip mall where the post office is. We’ll enter at Tecate, drive down Compadre Trail, through Ojos Negros to camp on the Dry Lake Bed near San Felipe. 4 to 5 hours drive time.
2. Saturday, February 1 – Drive through San Felipe on the way south to Bahia de Los Angeles – 6 hours. Camping spot at Bahia de Los Angels TBD.
3. Sunday, February 2– Free day in Bahia de Los Angeles. I’m assuming some folks may want to fish – not me. I’m happy to sit under a Palapa (I might even rent a cabin for the two nights). [Alternative, drive to San Francisquito and camp there]
4. Monday, February 3– Drive south to San Francisquito (3 hours) then over the peninsula to Bahia Tortugas, (3 hours) – total 5 to 6 hours driving. Camping on the Beach. Bahia Tortugas is a significant town.
5. Tuesday, February 4– Free day Bahia Tortugas.
6. Wednesday, February 5 – Drive to El Rosarito/Don Eddie’s/Santa Rosaliita (6 hours). Camp spot TBD.
7. Friday, February 6– Drive to El Rosario/Vincente Guerrero/Punta Colonet (4 to 5.5 hours) . Camp spot TBD
8. Thursday, February 7– Free day – Mission Borja?
9. Saturday, February 8– Drive to near Ensenada, so we’re close to the border for an early crossing the next day. 4 hours to Ensenada. Camp spot TBD. People can leave the group today and cross the border and head home
10. Sunday, February 9– Cross at Tecate in the morning, say goodbye. 2 hours to Tecate from Ensenada.