Morelia North Bypass
We have found that taking the northern bypass in Morelia to be faster and easier that taking the mountain roads through Quiroga.
NOT THIS YEAR!!!!!!!!!
A passing that normally takes us 25 minutes took us 1.5 hours, and fortunately, we had no damage. The first half of the bypass is being redone, and is one lane, and most of the pavement is missing. It's really bad, and we have 250,000+ Mexican miles under our belts.
People in Patzcuaro suggested taking the Centro route (Canadian Rainbirds???). We are considering the southern route in February, but really want to pass the word, and let people know NOT to try the northern bypass.
When it is finished, it will be wonderful, but at least a year......
NOT THIS YEAR!!!!!!!!!
A passing that normally takes us 25 minutes took us 1.5 hours, and fortunately, we had no damage. The first half of the bypass is being redone, and is one lane, and most of the pavement is missing. It's really bad, and we have 250,000+ Mexican miles under our belts.
People in Patzcuaro suggested taking the Centro route (Canadian Rainbirds???). We are considering the southern route in February, but really want to pass the word, and let people know NOT to try the northern bypass.
When it is finished, it will be wonderful, but at least a year......
