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Why the SCORE Baja 250 Still Sets the Tone The SCORE Baja 250—officially the King Shocks San Felipe 250—opens every SCORE World Desert Championship season. The 38-year-old 2025 edition ran April 2–6, 2025, and kicked off the points race for every class from Trophy Trucks to Pro Moto GP performanceracing.comscore-international.com. SCORE’s calendar for 2026 will […]

Tucked between the shimmering Sea of Cortés and the rugged Sierra de San Pedro Mártir mountains, Eldorado Ranch in San Felipe, Baja California hosts a Saturday-morning ritual that’s equal parts flea market, farmers’ market, and community block party. The Eldorado Ranch Swap Meet—often called the Cachanilla Swap Meet—draws residents, RV snowbirds, and day-trippers eager to

If you're exploring Baja California and looking for a truly one-of-a-kind natural wonder, don't miss the Valley of the Giants (Valle de los Gigantes) near San Felipe. This surreal desert landscape is home to some of the largest cardón cacti on Earth—towering, ancient giants that have stood watch over the Baja desert for hundreds of

1 | The Baja 500 in a Nutshell—Shorter, Faster, and Completely Addictive Every June, the SCORE Baja 500 condenses everything that makes the Baja 1000 legendary—wild terrain, big-horsepower trucks, and fiesta-level fandom—into a single-day shoot-out. The 2025 edition, officially billed as the 57 th Baja 500 (June 4 – 8, 2025), will send motorcycles off

Nestled on the northeastern coast of Baja California, Mexico, San Felipe is a beloved beach destination along the Sea of Cortez. Known for its stunning desert-meets-ocean landscapes, relaxed atmosphere, and abundant sunshine, San Felipe weather is one of its greatest assets—drawing visitors year-round. Whether you're planning a quick getaway, long-term snowbird escape, or scouting the

San Felipe, Baja California, boasts a fascinating tapestry of history that stretches from ancient indigenous cultures to the vibrant tourist hub it is today. Nestled on the shores of the Sea of Cortez, San Felipe’s story is one of resilience, cultural fusion, and transformation. In this 1,000-word deep dive into the San Felipe Baja California

The fishing town of San Felipe, Baja California is famous for turquoise tides, shrimp tacos, and a laid-back vibe you won’t find in crowded resort zones farther south. What many visitors learn only after arrival, however, is that San Felipe sits at the heart of an outdoor playground packed with desert canyons, hot springs, and

Every autumn the aroma of sizzling garlic-butter shrimp drifts across San Felipe’s malecón, signaling the return of the Shrimp Festival—known locally as Festival del Camarón. For three flavor-packed days the desert port transforms into a seafood celebration featuring cooking contests, craft vendors, carnival rides and non-stop live music. Whether you’re a seasoned Baja traveler or

1. Why the Baja Sky Still Shines Bright Step outside your RV at Vee’s Ramada on a clear night and the first thing you notice is what’s missing: city glow. San Felipe sits more than 200 km from the nearest large urban center, tucked between the Sea of Cortez and the volcanic Sierra de San

Experience a Memorable “Semana Santa” at Vee’s Ramada in Eldorado Ranch, San Felipe Baja California Easter in Mexico, known as Semana Santa (Holy Week), is a vibrant, deeply rooted tradition that carries significant cultural, religious, and festive elements. For travelers seeking a mix of spirituality, celebration, and relaxation, Semana Santa in San Felipe Baja California