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The sandy part of this road is hard to ride, even in the downhill direction!

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4818-woods-wash-road.jpg I ride back down the 1.3 miles of this road in Gold Valley, passing the cabin again on the wayThumbnailsBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signI ride back down the 1.3 miles of this road in Gold Valley, passing the cabin again on the wayThumbnailsBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signI ride back down the 1.3 miles of this road in Gold Valley, passing the cabin again on the wayThumbnailsBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signI ride back down the 1.3 miles of this road in Gold Valley, passing the cabin again on the wayThumbnailsBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signI ride back down the 1.3 miles of this road in Gold Valley, passing the cabin again on the wayThumbnailsBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" sign

I don't see any fresh tracks on this road other than mine. Seeing that it's a dead-end, I now know why. However, discovering the old cabin made the detour a worthwhile diversion.