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Cedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign

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01932-pavement-ends.jpg I pull in at the road to Chicken Water Spring and try my cell phone; it works here as hopedThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road dips down into Cedar Wash for a couple of milesI pull in at the road to Chicken Water Spring and try my cell phone; it works here as hopedThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road dips down into Cedar Wash for a couple of milesI pull in at the road to Chicken Water Spring and try my cell phone; it works here as hopedThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road dips down into Cedar Wash for a couple of milesI pull in at the road to Chicken Water Spring and try my cell phone; it works here as hopedThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road dips down into Cedar Wash for a couple of milesI pull in at the road to Chicken Water Spring and try my cell phone; it works here as hopedThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road dips down into Cedar Wash for a couple of miles

This sign signifies that I'm leaving pavement for a week and entering a Mojave National Preserve heartland area. I'm at about 4250 feet elevation and the hot Kelso Valley is well behind me now.