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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2009, Spring: Mojave National Preserve / Day 4: Mid Hills campground hike to Eagle Rocks, Wildcat Spring, Chicken Water Spring and Silver Lead Spring /

After Chicken Water Spring, I look for an uphill wash on my left that will take me up to Wild Horse Canyon Road

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02314-chicken-water-spring.jpg I don't mind the dead moths in the Chicken Water Spring basin, but the dead lizard makes the water less appetizingThumbnailsI start hiking up the wash that will pass Silver Lead Spring on the way up to to Wild Horse Canyon RoadI don't mind the dead moths in the Chicken Water Spring basin, but the dead lizard makes the water less appetizingThumbnailsI start hiking up the wash that will pass Silver Lead Spring on the way up to to Wild Horse Canyon RoadI don't mind the dead moths in the Chicken Water Spring basin, but the dead lizard makes the water less appetizingThumbnailsI start hiking up the wash that will pass Silver Lead Spring on the way up to to Wild Horse Canyon RoadI don't mind the dead moths in the Chicken Water Spring basin, but the dead lizard makes the water less appetizingThumbnailsI start hiking up the wash that will pass Silver Lead Spring on the way up to to Wild Horse Canyon RoadI don't mind the dead moths in the Chicken Water Spring basin, but the dead lizard makes the water less appetizingThumbnailsI start hiking up the wash that will pass Silver Lead Spring on the way up to to Wild Horse Canyon Road

This part of Chicken Water Spring Road is well-packed and might even be rideable on the 10-ton bike in the uphill direction. Maybe.