108 Baja Bound Travel Adventure Stories, by David Kier
Map of most story locations
Personal stories:
The Books That Brought Us to Baja, Part 1
The Books That Brought Us to Baja, Part 2
Returning to Mission Santa María
1967 Baja Trip to Bahía de los Ángeles
TV’s ‘America Unearthed’ Goes to Baja
Beyond San Felipe – Half a Century Ago
The Lost Mission Of Santa Isabel
Location stories (for mission sites, see below):
The Albertino Barite Mine, Near Camalu
The Sky Ranches of Baja California
Directions to the Missions: Part 1
Directions to the Missions: Part 2
The Sulfur Mines of Baja California
Petroglyphs, Pictographs, and Geoglyphs
The Painted Cave of San Borjitas
Laguna Hanson: A Baja Pine Forest
An Amazing Structure at San Ignacio, La Muralla
The Case for a Lost Jesuit Mission
A Surprise Desert Campground Near El Rosario
Backcountry Baja: The San Borja Loop
The Highway to Bahía Tortugas and Beyond
San Felipe’s Valle Chico and Canyons
Baja’s Pronghorn Reserve Visitor Center
The Other Side of Bahía Concepción
Exploring La Gringa And El Toro
The Tropical Beach At San Pedrito
The Mysterious Magdalena Ruins
The Petrified Forest Of El Rosario
Guerrero Negro: What’s in a Name?
The Eiffel Church Of Santa Rosalia
El Berrendo Canyon: Baja’s Blue Palm Canyon
Event stories:
World War II in Baja California
California: Island or Peninsula
The U.S. Occupation of Baja California – 1846-1848
People stories:
The Pearl King’s Buried Treasure
Valladares, a Person and a Place
Remembering Luis of Nuevo Mazatlán
Jesus Flores and His Gold Mine
The Missions and Missionaries of Baja California:
The 1684 Atondo-Kino Expedition Route
Fernando Consag, the Jesuit Explorer
The Controversial Padre: Félix Caballero
The Rich History Of Guadalupe Valley
A Sandy Beach And The Vanished Mission Of Ligüí
Comondú Viejo – Nearly A Lost Mission
El Triunfo de la Cruz and Mission Guadalupe
The Disappearing Missions at Santo Tomás
El Rosario: The First Dominican Mission in Baja California
San Bruno: The Oldest Spanish Ruins in All of California
Why Mission La Paz is in Todos Santos
The Vanishing Mission of La Purísima