dryfj.com / drycyclist.com (kevin cook)

13/31
Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2011: Route 66 bicycle-camping—Cady Mountains, Sleeping Beauty and Kelso Dunes Wilderness / Day 1: Route 66 bicycle ride from Barstow to Sleeping Beauty Mountains foothills near Ludlow, CA /

East of Daggett, one of several long cargo trains passes by

ThumbnailsPreviousNext
Photo sizes slideshow
2743-train.jpg On the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byOn the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byOn the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byOn the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byOn the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byOn the other side of the train tracks from Route 66 is Daggett's general store, the Desert MarketThumbnailsTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close by

The area is quite wide-open, punctuated by occasional houses and trailers, a few of which are abandoned.