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The bottom of Cima Road exits Mojave National Preserve; I take a break by the monument that folks see upon entering the Preserve

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03721-cima-road.jpg Cima Road rises up to a bridge that crosses over Interstate 15 and I stop at the gas station store here to fuel up on suppliesThumbnailsI continue whooshing down Cima Road and can now see trucks on Interstate 15 in the distanceCima Road rises up to a bridge that crosses over Interstate 15 and I stop at the gas station store here to fuel up on suppliesThumbnailsI continue whooshing down Cima Road and can now see trucks on Interstate 15 in the distanceCima Road rises up to a bridge that crosses over Interstate 15 and I stop at the gas station store here to fuel up on suppliesThumbnailsI continue whooshing down Cima Road and can now see trucks on Interstate 15 in the distanceCima Road rises up to a bridge that crosses over Interstate 15 and I stop at the gas station store here to fuel up on suppliesThumbnailsI continue whooshing down Cima Road and can now see trucks on Interstate 15 in the distanceCima Road rises up to a bridge that crosses over Interstate 15 and I stop at the gas station store here to fuel up on suppliesThumbnailsI continue whooshing down Cima Road and can now see trucks on Interstate 15 in the distance

There is a disconnected piece of Mojave National Preserve on the other side of Interstate 15, the Clark Mountain Range area, which I'll enter in a while.