Baja and mainland Mexico map recommendations?

[TravelingTuttles]

We are planning to cross the border near San Diego and head into Baja for an extended trip through Mexico. Ideally, we'll find a place to stay for a bit and get the language down before moving into the mainland, but I would love to be well equipped with some good maps.

Does anyone have any recommendations for great on and off-road maps of Mexico? Some of the more well-known brands of maps seem to have a lot of reviews saying a lot of back roads and such are left off of them. We'd like something very thorough.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

The BAJA Almanac is second to none IMO for a single point resource. The Nat Geo foldout maps are a good resource too in my experience. Most recently I've been using the HEMA app for MX/CenAm travels.

Edit: looks like they are sold out but check Amazon, etc:
http://www.baja-almanac.com

 

[Cam_Cam_Tech]

What kind of GPS will you be running? When I'm down in baja for the 1000 we run PCI files (https://www.pciraceradios.com/collections/mapping) in the background for roads, access roads, and more. May not fit your needs but works great for us in the lowrance package. I would also give LeadNav a call for their tablet based software

 

[montyPR]

http://www.natgeomaps.com/trail-maps/pdf-quads