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A drainage rut across Indian Springs Road

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06331-indian-springs-bump-800px.jpg The first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetThumbnailsAfter about three miles, Indian Springs Road turns toward the hills up a sandy washThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetThumbnailsAfter about three miles, Indian Springs Road turns toward the hills up a sandy washThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetThumbnailsAfter about three miles, Indian Springs Road turns toward the hills up a sandy washThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetThumbnailsAfter about three miles, Indian Springs Road turns toward the hills up a sandy washThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetThumbnailsAfter about three miles, Indian Springs Road turns toward the hills up a sandy wash

People before me have placed large rocks in the gulley to ease the ride across this dip.