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Looking over to the Clark Mountain Range from the Cima Road bridge over I-15, I try to discern the location of Pachalka Spring

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03735-clark-mountain-range.jpg 1.5 miles beyond Interstate 15, I reach the dirt road that will take me to Pachalka Spring and bear rightThumbnailsRe-entering Mojave National Preserve, this time in the smaller part of the Preserve that's north of Interstate 151.5 miles beyond Interstate 15, I reach the dirt road that will take me to Pachalka Spring and bear rightThumbnailsRe-entering Mojave National Preserve, this time in the smaller part of the Preserve that's north of Interstate 151.5 miles beyond Interstate 15, I reach the dirt road that will take me to Pachalka Spring and bear rightThumbnailsRe-entering Mojave National Preserve, this time in the smaller part of the Preserve that's north of Interstate 151.5 miles beyond Interstate 15, I reach the dirt road that will take me to Pachalka Spring and bear rightThumbnailsRe-entering Mojave National Preserve, this time in the smaller part of the Preserve that's north of Interstate 151.5 miles beyond Interstate 15, I reach the dirt road that will take me to Pachalka Spring and bear rightThumbnailsRe-entering Mojave National Preserve, this time in the smaller part of the Preserve that's north of Interstate 15

I haven't been to Pachalka Spring before, but it should be at the base of one the mountains in the distance. The woman working at the Kelso Depot visitor centre last week didn't know if Pachalka Spring would have water or not.