The 'Sierra Juárez' is a mountain range on the
Baja California Peninsula, in northern
Mexico. It is located in
Baja California state, just south of the
United States border. It is part of the
Peninsular Ranges, and the
Laguna Mountains of
California lie to the north, and the
Sierra San Pedro Mártir lies to the south.
The western flank of the range lies at the southeastern extremity of the
Mediterranean climate region that extends across much of California and into northwestern Baja California. The lower slopes of the western flank are mostly covered in
chaparral. The
Sonoran Desert lies to the east. The higher elevations of the range, together with the higher elevations of the Sierra San Pedro Mártir, are home to the
Sierra Juarez and San Pedro Martir pine-oak forests. The
Parque Nacional Constitucion de 1857 protects part of the range.