My friend Eric and I set out on bicycles from Calexico, CA in the hopes of reaching Tierra del Fuego - the southern tip of Chile. For six months between 2009-2010 we cycled across Mexico and Belize before finally ending our trip at Lago de Atitlan, Guatemala. Eric did an amazing job documenting our trip - he's an incredible photographer and writer. You can view Eric's Blog for a full recap of our adventures or visit our route with google maps. I would like to include a few pictures from the previous bicycle tour:
Starting off in Baja California.
Valle de Ciros
Cactus Decor
Yuccas burn very well.
Eric riding south of Los Barriles
Sand dunes near Guerrero Negro
Cathedral in San Ignacio
Sunset in Mulege
Beach in La Paz - last day in Baja.
This pine tree in really covered in Monarchs. They come here by the billions to mate. The males will then die and the females will fly back north to the Great Lakes region. The journey takes seven life cycles.
The crazy steep and narrow streets of Taxco - famous for its silver mines.
Lost in the highlands of Oaxaca.
Inside a traditional Temezcal steam chamber.
Tikal - Guatemala
Lago Peten Itza
Sumec Champey
Market day
Atop the tallest peak in Central America - Volcan Tajumulco - 4220m/13845ft.
Decked out chicken bus.
Lago de Atitlan
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