The BC-1 Mesa Los Indios trail is located in the Tempe Valley, a place steeped in history, surrounded by three hills, which is crossed by two streams that transform and fill their flows with the waters that descend from Cerro La Zorra and Cerro La Tinaja.

The Tempe Valley is closely related to the development of Kumiai culture, representing part of the connection between the now populated La Misión and the Kumiai settlement of San José de La Zorra. The original peoples inhabited this Valley in search of shelter and food.

Consultancy and technical support program for the design and creation of official trails La SECTURE

The opening of the Mesa Los Indios and Wampj Mat trails (Walking the Earth in Kumiai) is possible as a result of the technical advisory program for the creation of environmentally friendly and safe trails developed through the Baja California Official Trail Equipment System (SESO BC), which belongs to one of the axes of the SHAMELJ rural development program, ALL in Kumiai aimed at promote the generation of competitive and innovative ecotourism and adventure products that promote the conservation of natural and biocultural heritage as well as the inclusion of neighboring communities in tourist attractions.

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