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I leave Wildcat Spring and start hiking toward my next stop, Coyote Spring, about 1/2 mile beyond

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02234-to-coyote-spring.jpg I take a short break at Wildcat Spring and drink some of the water I brought with meThumbnailsMy GPS leads me around a bend toward Coyote Spring; I'm at the lowest elevation of today's trip, 4430 feetI take a short break at Wildcat Spring and drink some of the water I brought with meThumbnailsMy GPS leads me around a bend toward Coyote Spring; I'm at the lowest elevation of today's trip, 4430 feetI take a short break at Wildcat Spring and drink some of the water I brought with meThumbnailsMy GPS leads me around a bend toward Coyote Spring; I'm at the lowest elevation of today's trip, 4430 feetI take a short break at Wildcat Spring and drink some of the water I brought with meThumbnailsMy GPS leads me around a bend toward Coyote Spring; I'm at the lowest elevation of today's trip, 4430 feetI take a short break at Wildcat Spring and drink some of the water I brought with meThumbnailsMy GPS leads me around a bend toward Coyote Spring; I'm at the lowest elevation of today's trip, 4430 feet

Note the faded track here of an old road. This is not the same Mojave National Preserve Coyote Springs that I visited during my 2008 Mojave National Preserve trip. That one is situated in the lower Granite Mountains, south of Kelso Depot.