What was the transportation for the kumeyaay?

The Kumeyaay people, indigenous to the regions of present-day Southern California and northern Baja California, primarily relied on walking for transportation. They used well-established trails to navigate their territory, which included diverse landscapes such as mountains and deserts. Additionally, they crafted canoes from local materials for fishing and traveling along rivers and coastal areas. Their transportation methods were adapted to their environment and needs, facilitating trade and communication with neighboring tribes.