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Back at the road between Sands and my campsite on the other side of Devil's Playground, I re-enter Mojave National Preserve

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06905-me-mojave-preserve-entrance-800px.jpg I'm not seeing new points of interest along the service road, so I cross the tracks and ride back up to SandsThumbnailsCrossing a dry mud flat near Sands on the way back across Devil's PlaygroundI'm not seeing new points of interest along the service road, so I cross the tracks and ride back up to SandsThumbnailsCrossing a dry mud flat near Sands on the way back across Devil's PlaygroundI'm not seeing new points of interest along the service road, so I cross the tracks and ride back up to SandsThumbnailsCrossing a dry mud flat near Sands on the way back across Devil's PlaygroundI'm not seeing new points of interest along the service road, so I cross the tracks and ride back up to SandsThumbnailsCrossing a dry mud flat near Sands on the way back across Devil's PlaygroundI'm not seeing new points of interest along the service road, so I cross the tracks and ride back up to SandsThumbnailsCrossing a dry mud flat near Sands on the way back across Devil's Playground

Mojave National Preserve is one of the country's largest parks and has numerous back-road entrances like this one, with signs where one least expects to come across such a thing.

This is the sign whose rear I saw just before arriving at Sands.