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I ride about three miles down Cedar Canyon Road toward Watson Wash

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02733-cedar-canyon-road.jpg Here's the road that hugs the fence and connects this segment of the old Mojave Road with Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsI turn at the short road leading to the historic rock house above Rock Spring, Mojave National PreserveHere's the road that hugs the fence and connects this segment of the old Mojave Road with Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsI turn at the short road leading to the historic rock house above Rock Spring, Mojave National PreserveHere's the road that hugs the fence and connects this segment of the old Mojave Road with Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsI turn at the short road leading to the historic rock house above Rock Spring, Mojave National PreserveHere's the road that hugs the fence and connects this segment of the old Mojave Road with Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsI turn at the short road leading to the historic rock house above Rock Spring, Mojave National PreserveHere's the road that hugs the fence and connects this segment of the old Mojave Road with Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsI turn at the short road leading to the historic rock house above Rock Spring, Mojave National Preserve

Despite the washboard surface, Cedar Canyon Road is the main east-west artery in this central part of Mojave National Preserve. A few motor vehicles pass me along here.