A Hill Walk in Ensenada

October 20, 2022  
Ever since the fog had cleared on our first day in Ensenada, we had noticed an area on the edge of town that had sharp cliffs overlooking the city, and we talked about hiking up it. 
So, on one lovely sunny day, when the visibility was good, we packed extra water and headed out. 
We walked along the Malecon, which is the pedestrian walkway along the harbour, to the far side of town.  
From there we cut up alongside of a road that seemed to lead in the right general direction, and which also slowly went upwards.  We could have followed another road up to the top, as there were houses up on the ridge, and then cut across the ridge to the uninhabited hilltop that we wanted to explore, but we decided to see if we could make our own way up the front slope.  We found a good area where we could cut away from the road and onto the hillside. 
From there we easily meandered our way up the side of the hill, and once at the top of the ridge we cut down and across a gully to the hill we had been heading for, which ran along the shoreline.  We were able to get some beautiful views looking out across the harbour, as well as Ensenada. 
It turned out to be a lovely day for exploring.  

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  1. ColleenNovember 7, 2022 at 8:01 AM

    Sounds like a wonderful day with an amazing sunset at the end.

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