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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2011: Route 66 bicycle-camping—Cady Mountains, Sleeping Beauty and Kelso Dunes Wilderness / Day 5: Bicycle ride the length of Broadwell Dry Lake on the way back to Ludlow, Thanksgiving Day /

On the south end of Broadwell Dry Lake are scattered many small rocks which look like they may be volcanic in origin

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4591-broadwell-dry-lake.jpg 20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower20 minutes later, I stop for another break further out on Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsAfter Broadwell Dry Lake, I crawl up Crucero Road toward Ludlow, which is about 2 miles beyond the transmission tower

This is reminiscent of the famous Racetrack Dry Lake in Death Valley, except that these rocks here don't move across the lake leaving tracks.