San José de la Zorra, mapped as a living Kumiai territory

Field notes

The page separates orientation from exploration: a territorial overview leads into four project pages, while the route section supplies approximate distances from Ensenada and Tijuana, road conditions, reception hours, and map links. Its cultural framing links the kumiay language with plants, fibers, food, trails, and basketry rather than presenting the community as a single attraction. The page identifies Viñedos Kumiai as a family project associated with Rito Silva Topete.