Mexico Road Logs, Driving Directions And Maps Of Mexico
Put my nearly 40 years of driving Mexico to work for you (and keep me in work, too). My roadlogs (or road logs) for Mexico are concise, but filled with the important information you need to drive in Mexico with confidence. My travelogues or road logs have enough travel commentary to qualify as travelogues. They don't have a lot of fluff, like the location of every Pemex gas station. You can't swing a dead burro without hitting a Pemex station and all of them have unleaded gasoline and most have diesel fuel. Almost all have Premium gas (high octane) and many have Premium UBS low-sulfer gasoline. FEW Pemex stations have low-sulfer diesel fuel. RV's will have plenty of room at 95% of Pemex stations on the highways.
Please take note: ALL my maps are downloadable. I do not mail anything. You will get a download link right after your PayPal receipt. If you do not, EMAIL me or call me immediately. I will fix it. Sometimes your spam catcher stops the email with your map link.
Map of Guaymas, Sonora to Mazatlan, Sinaloa (NEW! not on shopping cart yet).
Map of Nuevo Leon, Coahuila, Tamaulipas
Map of Yucatan and Quintana Roo
Brief Road Log of S. Gulf Coast
Order page with road logs and maps
See samples of my maps and road logs.
You don't absolutely have to have my road logs (travelogues) to navigate Mexico today. If you want to muddle through on your own, you'll still get there. You'll just miss a lot on the way. You can drive the toll roads without even using a map. I have, just to see. But, my friend, if you are like me, you want to see those hidden jewels, not just the dusty diamonds that everyone knows about.
A good map, like the Guia Roji maps will get you where you want to go. I use them. My road logs and driving maps of Mexico will tell you why you might want to go somewhere, and realistically how long it will take to get there. Every Mexican highway is different, even the toll roads. You can't just divide the mileage by 55 or 75 miles an hour and get an accurate drive time. Some routes are better for Class A motorhomes or towed units than others. Sometimes (like the bypass of Cd. Victoria, going to San Luis Potosi) the easiest route in not intuitive. A map will suggest what looks like the shortest way, but it takes you over mountains that are a bear to drive. My roadlogs and maps will show you a faster, easier drive.
Included are RV parks and good motorcycle rides. I throw in a little history, hot springs, off-the-beaten-track locations and stuff you won't find anywhere else.
OK, enough sales pitch. See the samples and if you think they are worth it, thanks. These are available in PDF formats.