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Mojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gain

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mail-spring-elevation.jpg I set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainI set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainI set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainI set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainI set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainI set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)ThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gain

33.3 bicycle miles and about 3000 feet of elevation gain.