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Here in the Ivanpah area, I'm at about 3500 feet elevation, about 1000 feet above where I started down at Primm

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4781-ivanpah-valley.jpg Just ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah RoadJust ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah RoadJust ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah RoadJust ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah RoadJust ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah RoadJust ahead on the other side of the tracks is the old Ivanpah store, which means this segment of today's ride is endingThumbnailsI'm back on pavement for a couple of miles and ride past the former Ivanpah store on Ivanpah Road

I'm just high enough now to see across Ivanpah Dry Lake to a few specks in the distance that are probably the casino buildings at Primm, NV where I slept last night.