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I have a 700-foot elevation drop ahead of me here on the west end of Cedar Canyon Road

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140632-cedar-canyon-rd.jpg Once Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima RoadOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima RoadOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima RoadOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima RoadOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima RoadOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaThumbnailsAfter a nice, fast downhill on Cedar Canyon Road, I arrive at the famous stop sign at Kelso-Cima Road

Down we go!