dryfj.com / drycyclist.com (kevin cook)

19/24
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The Providence Mountains behind me, I stop at the abandoned Kelso Depot after a fast 8-mile downhill on paved Kelbaker Road

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011_8-kelso-depot-800px.jpg Finally, I reach the end (for me) of the Powerline Road where it crosses Kelbaker Road and I get back on pavement. I look backThumbnailsI take on the 12-mile climb up Kelbaker Road rising away from Kelso DepotFinally, I reach the end (for me) of the Powerline Road where it crosses Kelbaker Road and I get back on pavement. I look backThumbnailsI take on the 12-mile climb up Kelbaker Road rising away from Kelso DepotFinally, I reach the end (for me) of the Powerline Road where it crosses Kelbaker Road and I get back on pavement. I look backThumbnailsI take on the 12-mile climb up Kelbaker Road rising away from Kelso DepotFinally, I reach the end (for me) of the Powerline Road where it crosses Kelbaker Road and I get back on pavement. I look backThumbnailsI take on the 12-mile climb up Kelbaker Road rising away from Kelso DepotFinally, I reach the end (for me) of the Powerline Road where it crosses Kelbaker Road and I get back on pavement. I look backThumbnailsI take on the 12-mile climb up Kelbaker Road rising away from Kelso Depot

Kelso Depot is slated to be restored as a Mojave National Preserve visitor centre during the coming years.