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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2009, Spring: Mojave National Preserve / Day 9: Mojave National Preserve Mid Hills campground to Nipton by bicycle via Cima and Morning Star Mine Road /

At the bottom of Cima Road, I cross the train tracks, arrive on pavement, and ride over to the Cima Store

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03342-cima-tracks.jpg After a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak aheadThumbnailsPredictably unpredictable, the Cima store is closed, even though it should be open according to the posted hoursAfter a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak aheadThumbnailsPredictably unpredictable, the Cima store is closed, even though it should be open according to the posted hoursAfter a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak aheadThumbnailsPredictably unpredictable, the Cima store is closed, even though it should be open according to the posted hoursAfter a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak aheadThumbnailsPredictably unpredictable, the Cima store is closed, even though it should be open according to the posted hoursAfter a pleasant five miles on Death Valley Road, it ends, and I turn west on Cima Road, with Cima Dome and Kessler Peak aheadThumbnailsPredictably unpredictable, the Cima store is closed, even though it should be open according to the posted hours

It feels so modern to be on a paved road again.