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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 Still on Pachalka Spring Road, but getting close to the pavement of Excelsior Mine Road, I stop for a Clif-bar breakThumbnailsOK, everything out of the tent! (including those big rocks inside that keep it from blowing away)Still on Pachalka Spring Road, but getting close to the pavement of Excelsior Mine Road, I stop for a Clif-bar breakThumbnailsOK, everything out of the tent! (including those big rocks inside that keep it from blowing away)Still on Pachalka Spring Road, but getting close to the pavement of Excelsior Mine Road, I stop for a Clif-bar breakThumbnailsOK, everything out of the tent! (including those big rocks inside that keep it from blowing away)Still on Pachalka Spring Road, but getting close to the pavement of Excelsior Mine Road, I stop for a Clif-bar breakThumbnailsOK, everything out of the tent! (including those big rocks inside that keep it from blowing away)Still on Pachalka Spring Road, but getting close to the pavement of Excelsior Mine Road, I stop for a Clif-bar breakThumbnailsOK, everything out of the tent! (including those big rocks inside that keep it from blowing away)

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.