Baja Travel Reviews

Calling on all writers out there!

Write articles for us!

If you have an article that you'd like to submit to ExperienceBaja.com, please read our guidelines for submission and then click on the Contribute link at the top of the page. However, our editors will decide at their discretion whether or not to publish your article. Please post your article in text format. We then will review it there.

Guideline for contributing articles to www.ExperienceBaja.com for publication:

Copyright

We retain Non-exclusive print rights, author retains copyright. We may use the material to publish in whole or in part, anywhere, any time, in relation to ExperienceBaja.com or ExperienceBaja publications, whether for editorial or promotional use.

Editing Notes

The editors of ExperienceBaja.com retain the right to edit the article where necessary.

Your Contact Info

These two fields are for internal use only, this info will not be included in your article.
Your Name:
Your E-mail:

Footnotes area:
below you can add your info for the footnotes of the article with a link to your website and other contact info (if Baja travel related).
(This area is optional) 

Example of article footnotes:

Article submitted by:
Brett Wyatt
PO Box 8127
Spokane, WA 99203
USA
Phone (509) 389-0298
Fax (707) 359-0141
Visit the website
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The Article  
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Note, if you are including photos, please include notes/image title in your text as to where you wish each photo to be placed within the article.

You will be given info on the following page for submitting your images.

example:

Winding your way down from the pass at Eagle Nest, you will at once come upon the stunning view that is the village of Red River. Powerful peaks like Wheeler, the highest point in New Mexico, surround you. Catch your breath and drive on down.

(image here: redriver.jpg)

Red River is not the kind of destination to rely upon walk-ins, so be...

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