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On the far side of Ivanpah Valley, I can see a distant dirt road squiggling up into the Ivanpah Mountains

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7554-nipton-brant-road.jpg I continue riding up Brant Road and notice that a section of the barbed-wire fence along the tracks has been cutThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"I continue riding up Brant Road and notice that a section of the barbed-wire fence along the tracks has been cutThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"I continue riding up Brant Road and notice that a section of the barbed-wire fence along the tracks has been cutThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"I continue riding up Brant Road and notice that a section of the barbed-wire fence along the tracks has been cutThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"I continue riding up Brant Road and notice that a section of the barbed-wire fence along the tracks has been cutThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"

That might be the road to the old Morning Star Mine; I haven't explored the Ivanpah Mountains over there at all.