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Way off in the distance, I can see flat-topped Table Mountain, which I'll pass later on the way to Mid Hills campground

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5803-distant-tabletop.jpg Video snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeVideo snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeVideo snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeVideo snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeVideo snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeVideo snippet of riding the 10-ton bike through the Joshua tree forest on the Sagamore Cut-Off RoadThumbnailsRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua tree

The road rolls up and down across drainage areas. I like this kind of terrain for mountain-biking.