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Across the lower, southeastern end of the Kelso Mountains are nice views to Kelso Dunes and the Granite Mountains beyond

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3849-kelbaker-road.jpg A little further down Kelbaker Road, I stop again to look at a desert senna with dodder growing in itThumbnailsAs I reach the bottom of this stretch of Kelbaker Road, the hamlet of Kelso keeps getting closerA little further down Kelbaker Road, I stop again to look at a desert senna with dodder growing in itThumbnailsAs I reach the bottom of this stretch of Kelbaker Road, the hamlet of Kelso keeps getting closerA little further down Kelbaker Road, I stop again to look at a desert senna with dodder growing in itThumbnailsAs I reach the bottom of this stretch of Kelbaker Road, the hamlet of Kelso keeps getting closerA little further down Kelbaker Road, I stop again to look at a desert senna with dodder growing in itThumbnailsAs I reach the bottom of this stretch of Kelbaker Road, the hamlet of Kelso keeps getting closerA little further down Kelbaker Road, I stop again to look at a desert senna with dodder growing in itThumbnailsAs I reach the bottom of this stretch of Kelbaker Road, the hamlet of Kelso keeps getting closer

Kelso Dunes make for an excellent short day hike. I climbed the 600 feet of sand there during my Xmas 2007 Mojave National Preserve trip. Well worth your visit!