dryfj.com / drycyclist.com (kevin cook)

8/39
Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2011: Route 66 bicycle-camping—Cady Mountains, Sleeping Beauty and Kelso Dunes Wilderness / Day 4: Hyten Spring hike, Kelso Dunes Wilderness /

I pass through a forest of Smoke trees on the way up Hyten Spring Wash

ThumbnailsPreviousNext
Photo sizes slideshow
3856-smoke-trees.jpg I pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave DesertI pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave DesertI pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave DesertI pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave DesertI pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave DesertI pass a number of cholla cacti on the way up the wash into the Bristol MountainsThumbnailsIt's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave Desert

Here in the Kelso Dunes Wilderness, automobile (and bicycle) travel is supposed to be prohibited, but there are some tire tracks here. Maybe I should have brought my bicycle up here and camped in this area, despite the law.