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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2008: Mojave National Preserve Mountain-Bike Camping and Hike / Day 13: Day hike up to Teutonia Peak then looping around the west side of Cima Dome via Deer Spring, Mojave National Preserve /

The road curves and aims toward Teutonia Peak as it heads back to the paved Cima Road

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00827-teutonia-peak-800px.jpg After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsJust before reaching Cima Road, I pass a point of interest: the "covered cross"After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsJust before reaching Cima Road, I pass a point of interest: the "covered cross"After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsJust before reaching Cima Road, I pass a point of interest: the "covered cross"After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsJust before reaching Cima Road, I pass a point of interest: the "covered cross"After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsJust before reaching Cima Road, I pass a point of interest: the "covered cross"

This area does get occasional traffic, as evidenced by the fresh tire tracks here. However, I didn't see anyone else camping in the area last night, nor have I seen signs of anyone yet today.