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Two miles past the Cow Cove turnout, I pass a second trail to Cow Cove, then a mile later, I spot this road to Button Mountain

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04334-button-mountain-road.jpg Two miles before reaching Valley Wells, the paved road curves away from a dirt road leading off to my rightThumbnailsVolcanic ash is scattered around here and I can see the cinder cones that I'm used to seeing when riding up Kelbaker RoadTwo miles before reaching Valley Wells, the paved road curves away from a dirt road leading off to my rightThumbnailsVolcanic ash is scattered around here and I can see the cinder cones that I'm used to seeing when riding up Kelbaker RoadTwo miles before reaching Valley Wells, the paved road curves away from a dirt road leading off to my rightThumbnailsVolcanic ash is scattered around here and I can see the cinder cones that I'm used to seeing when riding up Kelbaker RoadTwo miles before reaching Valley Wells, the paved road curves away from a dirt road leading off to my rightThumbnailsVolcanic ash is scattered around here and I can see the cinder cones that I'm used to seeing when riding up Kelbaker RoadTwo miles before reaching Valley Wells, the paved road curves away from a dirt road leading off to my rightThumbnailsVolcanic ash is scattered around here and I can see the cinder cones that I'm used to seeing when riding up Kelbaker Road

The little-used road to Button Mountain looks promising for finding a secluded spot, but I decide to continue on the main road in case there's an obvious nice campsite in the area that I haven't stumbled upon yet.