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 An environmentally friendly event.
“Our sport is a 100% luxury recreational activity, so we want to try to make people think about choices, things like packaging, what you buy – we want to create awareness...” |
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 Some tough women! Baja Travesia breaks new ground with this year’s all-women category.
Although only 2 female teams entered this year, this event has done a lot to encourage the participation of women in AR |
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 With the arrival of teams Equinox and El Rey Azul to Ensenada...
Baja Travesia 2008 comes to an end – 15 of 18 teams making it home fully ranked. |
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 Day 5: Three more teams are in here in Ensenada...
and while we all prepare for tonight’s fiesta, teams Equinox and El Rey Azul are working their way out of the canyon to get to the party on time! |
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 Day 5: Eleven teams have made it to the finish line at the port of Ensenada...
...five more are still on the course, working their way home |
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 Day 5: Two more teams out of the canyon and passing the hot springs TA this morning
Kayak Lake Mead looked great, as if they were just out for a day-hike, and Goldrush/Racing with Giants also looking strong but ready for the finish line. |
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 Day 5: EMS Exxtreme are first women’s team through the hot springs (TA8)
The women marched through at midnight, currently in 7th place, followed by Dirty Avocados Too |
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 Day 4: And another tight race as Bosi Colombia and Dancing Pandas fight for fifth.
In an almost repeat performance of the battle for third, Bosi edges out the Pandas in a final kayak sprint for fifth place. |
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 Day 4: A tight race between Yoga Slackers and ExtremeSports.dk for third
Yoga Slackers barely hold on to third place, in a heart-stopping kayak sprint to the finish line. |
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 Day 4: DART-nuun and DART-nuun/NW Kayaks have won Baja Travesia 2008.
Superb athletes and great friends, the two teams crossed the finish line in Ensenada together this morning. |
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 Day 3: What, hairy ocean paddling conditions on the Baja Travesia?
Both teams get churned through the washing machine, all the way back to shore, before the final kayak section gets cut to a beach run. |
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 Day 3: Now that was a trek...
DART-nuun/NW headed into the canyon with a 2.5 hour lead – both teams emerged together 13 hours later. |
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