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Nearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hike

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03690-kessler-peak.jpg It's a pleasant, breezy morning up here on Cima Dome, about 70 degrees, and a bit overcastThumbnailsI decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bikeIt's a pleasant, breezy morning up here on Cima Dome, about 70 degrees, and a bit overcastThumbnailsI decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bikeIt's a pleasant, breezy morning up here on Cima Dome, about 70 degrees, and a bit overcastThumbnailsI decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bikeIt's a pleasant, breezy morning up here on Cima Dome, about 70 degrees, and a bit overcastThumbnailsI decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bikeIt's a pleasant, breezy morning up here on Cima Dome, about 70 degrees, and a bit overcastThumbnailsI decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bike

I toy with the idea of spending another night here. I started the day with about 5.5 litres of water, but I would probably need more to stay overnight. I could ride down to the Cima store to buy some, but there's no guarantee that it will be open.