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I follow Cedar Canyon Road westward for a few miles, which is also mostly downhill

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03319-cedar-canyon-road.jpg Next, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonThumbnailsThe road rises out of Cedar Canyon to look out over Kelso Valley and I turn right here on Death Valley Mine RoadNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonThumbnailsThe road rises out of Cedar Canyon to look out over Kelso Valley and I turn right here on Death Valley Mine RoadNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonThumbnailsThe road rises out of Cedar Canyon to look out over Kelso Valley and I turn right here on Death Valley Mine RoadNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonThumbnailsThe road rises out of Cedar Canyon to look out over Kelso Valley and I turn right here on Death Valley Mine RoadNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonThumbnailsThe road rises out of Cedar Canyon to look out over Kelso Valley and I turn right here on Death Valley Mine Road

Cedar Canyon Road is also very washboarded, so I don't ride very fast. This would be an awesome downhill if the road were paved, but please keep it wild and don't pave it!