Death Valley Mine Road is also rocky in places

Mojave National Preserve Mountain-Bike Camping Bicycle 2000

Day 4: Mid Hills Campground to Nipton via Death Valley Mine Road

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Stopping under a Joshua tree on Cedar Canyon Road

Date: November 08, 2000

Death Valley Mine Road is also rocky in places

But the rocky spots do provide some much-needed traction. Many of the rocks are pinkish quartz which adds to the luminescent quality of the landscape.

Date: November 08, 2000

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