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Mojave National Preserve Mountain-bike Camping (Bikepacking) and Hike 2008 Day 6: Coyote Springs to Butcher Knife Canyon via Kelso Depot and Death Valley Mine Road, Mojave National Preserve I've got three miles of this somewhat sandy road from Coyote Springs to ride on a slight downhill
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Day 6: Coyote Springs to Butcher Knife Canyon via Kelso Depot and Death Valley Mine Road, Mojave National Preserve

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Cottonwood Spring is aptly named since this cottonwood tree lives here

Cottonwood Spring is aptly named since this cottonwood tree lives here

Date: April 29, 2008, 14h30

I've got three miles of this somewhat sandy road from Coyote Springs to ride on a slight downhill

I have great views of Kelso Dunes down below and the road is fun to ride in this slight downhill, as I skid and scooter the bike along the more slippery stretches.

I do walk the bike in a few spots however. I found this road to be much more rideable during a day ride from Kelso Dunes without gear during my 2007 Mojave Preserve trip, so I'm clearly seeing the difference that comes with carrying a heavy load on the bike.

Date: April 28, 2008, 12h10
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