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I ride down the sandy road by Sunrise Rock to choose a campsite

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03632-sunrise-rock.jpg At the summit of Cima Road, I pull in at Sunrise Rock and go about selecting a campsiteThumbnailsA half a mile beyond Sunrise Rock, I choose a campsite next to a rock pile where I camped last year and set up my tentAt the summit of Cima Road, I pull in at Sunrise Rock and go about selecting a campsiteThumbnailsA half a mile beyond Sunrise Rock, I choose a campsite next to a rock pile where I camped last year and set up my tentAt the summit of Cima Road, I pull in at Sunrise Rock and go about selecting a campsiteThumbnailsA half a mile beyond Sunrise Rock, I choose a campsite next to a rock pile where I camped last year and set up my tentAt the summit of Cima Road, I pull in at Sunrise Rock and go about selecting a campsiteThumbnailsA half a mile beyond Sunrise Rock, I choose a campsite next to a rock pile where I camped last year and set up my tentAt the summit of Cima Road, I pull in at Sunrise Rock and go about selecting a campsiteThumbnailsA half a mile beyond Sunrise Rock, I choose a campsite next to a rock pile where I camped last year and set up my tent

There are a number of campsites to choose from in this scenic area, the main disadvantage being that a couple of them are close to the paved road. Sunrise Rock is easy to drive to, so it's probably not the best place to camp on a weekend.