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I decide to head to Pachalka Spring as originally planned; my campsite slowly morphs into a well-packed 10-ton bike

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03693-cima-dome.jpg Nearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hikeThumbnailsI ride the half-mile up the dirt road from my Cima Dome campsite and reach the pavement of Cima Road at noon sharpNearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hikeThumbnailsI ride the half-mile up the dirt road from my Cima Dome campsite and reach the pavement of Cima Road at noon sharpNearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hikeThumbnailsI ride the half-mile up the dirt road from my Cima Dome campsite and reach the pavement of Cima Road at noon sharpNearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hikeThumbnailsI ride the half-mile up the dirt road from my Cima Dome campsite and reach the pavement of Cima Road at noon sharpNearby is Kessler Peak and an old mining to the north, which might make a nice hikeThumbnailsI ride the half-mile up the dirt road from my Cima Dome campsite and reach the pavement of Cima Road at noon sharp

On a future trip, I hope to do another hike in the Cima Dome area like I did last year. With only a few more days left on this trip, my goal is to make it to Pachalka Spring in the Clark Mountain Range, which I haven't visited yet.

While packing up, an SUV passes by my campsite on the dirt road, the only motor vehicle I've seen back here since arriving yesterday evening.