Interior Mexico Road Logs

Road Log and Driving Guide

We are confident that our road logs and driving guides will make your highway experiences just that much better and easier. Regardless of whether you are driving an RV or a suburban, a bike or a pick-up, our road logs will assist your journey. Even 20 year veterans of the route have benefited from the information.

We decided to present the road from a driving perspective going SOUTH. When your are looking at the Log, you read from the bottom of the page and read up. The Pacific Ocean, for example, would always be on your right, just as you would view it from your driver's seat.

The KM markings are the markings that you will see as you drive. It doesn't matter if your vehicle reads in miles or kilometers. You just read the signs on the road to get your bearings. Sometimes one highway combines with another and old kilometer signs are left up. Not to worry, just continue to read the guide.

Some of the best navigation points are the Pemex Station numbers clearly marked on all gas station signs. Topes (Mexican speed bumps) are marked in the guide just to remind you to go slow. We included Military and Agriculture check points even though we know these can change frequently. (Generally they are on one side of the state border or another between the Mexican states.)

Nuevo Laredo to Tapachula Road Log

Go south my friend.

From the Colombia Mexico Border crossing, skirt beside busy Nuevo Laredo and zoom down highway 85 to the Monterrey and then Saltillo bypass.

Cruise down highway 57 on a clear, minimal toll highway. Stop if you like to visit Catorce, Matehuala, San Luis Potosi, San Miguel de Allende or Querétaro; all just off this route.

The road trip then takes the Arco Norte, bypassing one of the world’s largest cities – Mexico DF – or stops in Tula, Teotihuacan or later Cholula and climbs a pyramid with the Toltec and Aztec ghosts.

Perhaps you want colonial. Traditional. We drive by Puebla and Oaxaca – capital of their states and travel downhill and south to coast and Tapachula on the border of Guatemala.

Sublogs connect the west coast to the east; Arriaga to Tuxtla , San Cristobal to Palenque AND Tapachula to Comitan to San Christobal. US to Guatemalan Border. Central plain to West Coast to the Gulf of Mexico. A great lifetime road adventure.

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Piedras Negras (Eagle Pass) to Puerto Vallarta Road Log and Driving Guide

via Zacatecas, Aguascaliente and Guadalajara

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Nuevo Laredo to Tapachula Road Log

Go south my friend.

From the Colombia Mexico Border crossing, skirt beside busy Nuevo Laredo and zoom down highway 85 to the Monterrey and then Saltillo bypass.

Cruise down highway 57 on a clear, minimal toll highway. Stop if you like to visit Catorce, Matehuala, San Luis Potosi, San Miguel de Allende or Querétaro; all just off this route.

The road trip then takes the Arco Norte, bypassing one of the world’s largest cities – Mexico DF – or stops in Tula, Teotihuacan or later Cholula and climbs a pyramid with the Toltec and Aztec ghosts.

Perhaps you want colonial. Traditional. We drive by Puebla and Oaxaca – capital of their states and travel downhill and south to coast and Tapachula on the border of Guatemala.

Sublogs connect the west coast to the east; Arriaga to Tuxtla, San Cristobal to Palenque AND Tapachula to Comitan to San Christobal. US to Guatemalan Border. Central plain to West Coast to the Gulf of Mexico. A great lifetime road adventure.

$14.99 Buy Now

Piedras Negras (Eagle Pass) to Puerto Vallarta Road Log and Driving Guide

via Zacatecas, Aguascaliente and Guadalajara

Now just $12.99

Buy Now Click Here

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