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New RV Park in Hermosillo Sonora...a great
little stopping off point on your way south or north...click
here for details
Information about Puerto Penasco, Mexico
 An Oasis near You
Rocky Point is Exciting, Intense and fun. It’s an oasis of beaches, dunes and the place which can fulfill your desires, mixing emotion and adventure every moment. Rocky Point is located 63 miles from the border with USA, on the northwest part of the state of Sonora, and only 3 hours far from Tucson, AZ.
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Puerto
Penasco
Information about Hermosillo, Mexico
 Founded in 1700 to hold the Seri indians back and to protect the hispanic expansion. It’s original name was Santísima Trinidad del Pitic which was given by its founder, the “Alferez Juan Bautista Escalante”.
Hermosillo hasn’t lost its traditional essence as a Mexican province. As the Capital of the State since 1879, it offers the visitor all the comfort of a large city. Hermosillo is characterized by its modern urbanism which blends old buildings with great province taste. Among the historical constructions, the Government Palace outstands. Famous for its wonderful murals portraying historic events, as well as for the statues of General Ignacio Pesqueira and García Morales. It is located in front of the flowery garden of the Zaragoza Square and its morisco kiosk.
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Information about San Carlos, Mexico
 San Carlos is one of the main tourist attraction in the state of Sonora, Mexico, located just 1 hour drive from the state’s capital Hermosillo and 248Km (154 Miles) from the border with United States (state of Arizona), in the northwest of Mexico. San Carlos is a lovely Mexican resort that offers something for everyone. For water sports enthusiasts, there are beautiful sand beaches, spectacular diving and snorkeling, kayaking, and offshore fishing.
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 Faces
of Mexico
San Carlos
by Dorothy
and Bill Bell
San Carlos or Nuevo Guaymas is a seaside haven with a
population about 3,000 swelling to 7,000 residents in high season. 70% are
American and Canadian. This graceful
resort and residential area is known for its beautiful beaches and vistas of
the San Carlos Bay. It has a decidedly American influence and differs
sharply from its twin city of Guayamas only a 10 minute drive south down the
highway. San Carlos is only a four hour - 250 mile drive from the
border towns on Highway 15- a four lane divided highway. There are four toll
stations along the way. You will immediately notice
Tetakawi hill with its brilliant gold color - the informal symbol of the
city.
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continue El Mirador, a great little RV Park on
the Sonora's southern Coast of Mexico
We discovered this spot on our journey up the
pacific coast, west of the town of Navojoa Sonora, its not crowded, the
Sea of Cortez beaches are great and the owner of the new RV park is
extra friendly...here is a slide show of the park and surrounding area
with the photography taken by Edith.
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RV Park
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Mexico Highway 2 Photographs by Bill and Dot Bell
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Click on photograph to view in larger format
 
Test Drive the
road log and view the first seven pages for free...download here
New 2007 2008 Nogales to
Puerto Vallarta Road
Log and Driving Guide
We are
confident that our road logs and driving guides will make your highway
experiences just that much better and easier. Regardless of whether you are
driving an RV or a suburban, a bike or a pick-up, our road logs will assist your journey. Even 20
year veterans of the route have benefited from the information.
We decided to present the road from a driving perspective going SOUTH. When
your are looking at the Log, you read from the bottom of the page and read
up. The Pacific Ocean, for example, would always be on your right, just as
you would view it from your driver's seat.
The KM markings are the markings that you will see as you drive. It doesn't
matter if your vehicle reads in miles or kilometers. You just read the signs
on the road to get your bearings. Sometimes one highway combines with
another and old kilometer signs are left up. Not to worry, just continue to
read the guide.
Some of the best navigation points are the Pemex Station numbers clearly
marked on all gas station signs. Topes (Mexican speed bumps) are marked in
the guide just to remind you to go slow. We included Military and
Agriculture check points even though we know these can change frequently.
(Generally they are on one side of the state border or another between the Mexican
states.)
How to download and buy the Road Log
Click on the buy now button and you will be directed to a merchants page.
Once you pay for the road log you will redirected to an easy to use download
page where you will be able to receive your product immediately. Now only
$8.99
Don't forget to write us when you return from Mexico and tell us about your
trip.
Adios,
Bill ad
Dot
"For years, our clients have asked us for updated road logs
of Mexico. The On The Road Logs are updated, simple to read, easy to use, and
offer the perfect solution that our clients have been asking for. As we insure
over 100,000 vehicles crossing into Mexico each year, we believe that the On The
Road logs provide our customers with additional peace of mind, and will allow
them to have a more enjoyable Mexico travel experience. They may even prevent
U-turns and collisions! By using the On The Road Logs, our clients will
experience less stress and have a more relaxed driving experience, which should
also help MexPro with reduced claims that in the past have resulted from
customers getting lost or losing their composure" ....Jim
Labelle President of Mexpro
Insurance, the leading provider of Auto Insurance for USA and Canadian vehicles
entering Mexico
FROM OUR READERS
"Best road log since Mexico Mike hit the pavement. Valuable, up-to-date
information that saves headaches on the road and makes sense to drivers and
their navigators. Great work."
Ken Stokes, Mexican Road Veteran
"We've been driving Highway 15 for 20 years and found the Highway 15 Road Log
extremely helpful. We didn't have to guess when we should fill-up the rig or
slow down for unmarked topes."
Carole Thacker, La Penita RV Park
"It was our first time driving in Mexico and we purchased Highway 15 Road Log. I
don't know how we could have driven to Mazatlán without it. Really well
presented."
Marilyn and Keith MacDonald.
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Map Features:
North to South
RV
Parks
Motel Kino and Trailer Park
Punta Vista
(Edgar and Anna's)
Mi Casa RV Park
Navojoa
El Mirador RV Park
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Area Maps
Puerto Peñasco
Magdelena
Santa Ana
Hermosillo
Bahia Kino
San Carlos
Guaymas
Ciudad Obregon
Navajoa
Álamos
Photography
Features
Lukeville Sonora Border
Crossing
Mexico Highway 2
between Mexicali Baja California and Santa Anna, Sonora Photographs
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