February 29- Bisbee, AZ
Camp in the immediate area.
March 1- Bisbee, AZ to Nuevo Casas Grandes (campground)
Campground: Los Matates, Owner Tito Parada 30°26'20.59"N, 107°54'53.45"W
March 2- Nuevo Casas Grandes to Basaseachi Falls
Turn to falls: 28°12'36.43"N, 108°12'31.27"W
March 3- Day at the falls, hiking and relaxing
March 4- Drive to Creel, spend the day in the town and camp at a cool KOA
KOA: 27°44'30.68"N, 107°38'13.20"W
March 5- Up early for the drive down to Batopilas.
We will spend a little time in Batopilas and then drive over to Satevo Mission and make camp. Possible side-trail adventure
Satevo Camp: 26°59'26.45"N, 107°42'49.31"W
March 6- Have a nice morning and drive back into Batopilas for breakfast and to walk around the square. Drive back to Creel and camp
March 7- Drive from Creel to Divisadero, Camp
March 8- Drive from Divisadero to Cerocahui, camp.
This is one of the most magical little town in Mexico that I have ever visited. Just beautiful with a little river flowing through it and an ancient church.
Cerocahui: 27°17'54.84"N, 108° 3'17.38"W
March 9- Spend the day enjoying Cerocahui, camp in the same spot. Possible side-trip to Urique.
March 10- Leave Cerocahui for the overland route to Alamos. This first leg will be from Cerocahui to the village of Temoris (remote camp) 36.2 miles on dirt trails
March 11- Travel overland from Temoris to Chinipas. Camp in the village. 32.3 miles on remote dirt tracks.
March 12- Leave Chinipas and cross the (could be deep) Rio Chinipas. We will go about half-way and make a remote camp.
March 13- Travel the remaining mileage to Alamos (66 miles total overland) and make camp in Alamos at the campground.
March 14- Spend the day in Alamos
March 15- (very) early departure for the border and cross at Nogales. We plan on camping near Tucson that night, and can do so as a group if desired.
March 16- Leave Tucson area
