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After our visit to The Racetrack, we head over to the old Lost Burro Mine site

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rt-000006-lost-burro-site.jpg About 10 minutes later, I notice a hillside that might make for a good descent down to a washThumbnails After spending a couple of hours back at my tent by the lake and having lunch... About 10 minutes later, I notice a hillside that might make for a good descent down to a washThumbnails After spending a couple of hours back at my tent by the lake and having lunch... About 10 minutes later, I notice a hillside that might make for a good descent down to a washThumbnails After spending a couple of hours back at my tent by the lake and having lunch... About 10 minutes later, I notice a hillside that might make for a good descent down to a washThumbnails After spending a couple of hours back at my tent by the lake and having lunch... About 10 minutes later, I notice a hillside that might make for a good descent down to a washThumbnails After spending a couple of hours back at my tent by the lake and having lunch...

Interesting old cabin in a site that's quite isolated in its own little mini-valley.

The little one mile road that leads into the Lost Burro Mine site is not in good condition!

Lost Burro Mine is 10 miles from our stop at The Racetrack, just on the other side of the mountains via a pass called Lost Burro Gap.