This is the geological formation known as God’s Bridge. It’s on the dirt road between Rayones and Galeana. If you’ve never stopped, it’s worth a visit.
The La Bonita restaurant has opened across the street from the famous (but now closed) El General restaurant. We ate here during our Labor Day ride and the food is good. It’s a pretty fancy place for Galeana. I hope … Continue reading →
While enjoying a cold Coke outside a small store in Mainero, Mexico, this older fellow asked me if I would buy him one too. So I did.
Continue reading →I know this is a dirt road. A one-lane dirt road. But, still, this is a no passing zone. Sometimes, you see some odd things in Mexico. 🙂
Continue reading →Ken says, “Lean right, turn your handlebars left, feather the front brake with one finger, kick your leg out, and go for it.” And he’s right.
Continue reading →The paved road to Rayones is both twisty and scenic. If you’ve never ridden it, I suggest adding it to your bucket list. 🙂
Continue reading →There’s no two ways around it – I’m a lightweight.
Continue reading →The next time you are in Galeana, Mexico and need a car wash, this is your place. Brilliant!
Continue reading →On the last morning of this trip, JT and I enjoyed one last twisty road before exiting the mountains and making our way across the coastal plains back to Texas. This is the view looking east along Hwy 58 as … Continue reading →
Once back on the main road to Galeana we had a decision to make – where to next? We wanted to see if we could find a way south from General Zaragoza to Marcel. One of our Mexico maps showed … Continue reading →
A mere half mile from pavement we encountered a locked gate. This was a public road but one of the locals had placed a lock on this gate – probably due to the wash out we had encountered earlier. With … Continue reading →
The road turned west and headed through a large valley toward the pavement we knew lay ahead. In the meantime, the riding was wonderful. What a great road! I was happy JT discovered it and glad we were able to … Continue reading →
After passing through the gate, we discovered one reason why this road isn’t being used anymore – there isn’t a road. Rains had completely washed it away, as can be seen in the picture above. That big arroyo is where … Continue reading →
The further we went the more the road deteriorated. Eventually it became a two track and in a few areas a single track. We encountered a gate, not locked, but obviously not being used. There were no vehicle tracks or … Continue reading →