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This sandy road-in-a-wash ends after a couple of miles and the rest of it ahead is blocked Wilderness barrier posts

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07173-corner-800px.jpg The soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThumbnailsOn the road to Coyote Springs at the base of the Granite MountainsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThumbnailsOn the road to Coyote Springs at the base of the Granite MountainsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThumbnailsOn the road to Coyote Springs at the base of the Granite MountainsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThumbnailsOn the road to Coyote Springs at the base of the Granite MountainsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThumbnailsOn the road to Coyote Springs at the base of the Granite Mountains

I'm hoping that the road surface around the corner is better packed and more ridable. I stop here to eat an energy bar and drink more water. I've sweated a fair amount walking up this road and am still wearing just my T-shirt.