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Mexico’s most dangerous road? 🇲🇽 |S6-E79|

Itchy Boots 22:50 June 2022

EDITORIAL SUMMARY

An attempted ride to San Cristobal de las Casas takes the journey away from a peaceful Lacandon Maya community and into a more unsettling stretch of travel. The episode centres on choosing between a road marked by warnings and an alternative that also presents obstacles.

About this film

Part of Itchy Boots’ sixth season, described as a journey from Ecuador to Alaska, this film is a road episode set in Mexico. Its focus is the ride itself and the decisions it brings: the intended destination is San Cristobal de las Casas, while the condition of the available routes shapes the day’s progress. The account stays close to the rider’s perspective, conveying growing unease as the surroundings change. Rather than presenting a route as straightforward, it frames the journey around caution, uncertainty and the practical challenge of continuing toward the planned destination.

The journey

The ride begins as the narrator leaves a peaceful, tranquil community of Lacandon Mayas. She soon finds herself in a very different environment and weighs whether to take a road carrying many warnings. The alternative is not free of obstacles, so avoiding the warned-about route does not remove the difficulty of the journey. The destination remains San Cristobal de las Casas; the episode’s account describes an attempt to get there, not a completed arrival. The narrator says she feels on edge and does not trust the people around her, making her assessment of the roads part of a broader sense of unease during this leg of the motorcycle journey.

What to expect

  • A motorcycle ride toward San Cristobal de las Casas.
  • A departure from a peaceful Lacandon Maya community.
  • Route choices shaped by warnings, obstacles and unease.

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