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Information plaque on Mojave Road marker at junction of Cedar Canyon Road and Kelso-Cima Road

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01896-mojave-road-plaque.jpg Cedar Canyon Road junction, another much-needed break, at 3725 feet on Kelso-Cima RoadThumbnailsMojave Road and Marl Mountains in the background, I try my cell phone here, but there's no receptionCedar Canyon Road junction, another much-needed break, at 3725 feet on Kelso-Cima RoadThumbnailsMojave Road and Marl Mountains in the background, I try my cell phone here, but there's no receptionCedar Canyon Road junction, another much-needed break, at 3725 feet on Kelso-Cima RoadThumbnailsMojave Road and Marl Mountains in the background, I try my cell phone here, but there's no receptionCedar Canyon Road junction, another much-needed break, at 3725 feet on Kelso-Cima RoadThumbnailsMojave Road and Marl Mountains in the background, I try my cell phone here, but there's no receptionCedar Canyon Road junction, another much-needed break, at 3725 feet on Kelso-Cima RoadThumbnailsMojave Road and Marl Mountains in the background, I try my cell phone here, but there's no reception

The old historic Mojave Road is today mostly a four-wheel drive track. Joe travelled most of the Mojave Road by bicycle a couple of years back; awesome trip!