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After a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak ahead

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03340-cima-road.jpg I make a mistake and turn down a well-travelled road that I think at first is Cima RoadThumbnailsAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsI make a mistake and turn down a well-travelled road that I think at first is Cima RoadThumbnailsAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsI make a mistake and turn down a well-travelled road that I think at first is Cima RoadThumbnailsAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsI make a mistake and turn down a well-travelled road that I think at first is Cima RoadThumbnailsAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsI make a mistake and turn down a well-travelled road that I think at first is Cima RoadThumbnailsAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebags

Two more miles on dirt road with a gentle elevation drop of about 175 feet before. The collection of buildings known as Cima is visible in the distance at centre-left.