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When I reach Cedar Canyon Road, I stop to check my GPS for directions

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03083-cedar-canyon-road.jpg I reach Cedar Wash, cross it, then climb up the other side and look back across Cedar Wash to the southThumbnailsI cross Cedar Canyon Road, which I rode up last week, and start walking up the lesser Death Valley Mine Road to my rightI reach Cedar Wash, cross it, then climb up the other side and look back across Cedar Wash to the southThumbnailsI cross Cedar Canyon Road, which I rode up last week, and start walking up the lesser Death Valley Mine Road to my rightI reach Cedar Wash, cross it, then climb up the other side and look back across Cedar Wash to the southThumbnailsI cross Cedar Canyon Road, which I rode up last week, and start walking up the lesser Death Valley Mine Road to my rightI reach Cedar Wash, cross it, then climb up the other side and look back across Cedar Wash to the southThumbnailsI cross Cedar Canyon Road, which I rode up last week, and start walking up the lesser Death Valley Mine Road to my rightI reach Cedar Wash, cross it, then climb up the other side and look back across Cedar Wash to the southThumbnailsI cross Cedar Canyon Road, which I rode up last week, and start walking up the lesser Death Valley Mine Road to my right

I'm either just east or just west of Death Valley Mine Road (marked Cima Road on some maps), which is my next "trail." Cima Dome, that gentle curve on the horizon, is a prominent feature in views from this area.