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Looking north on the old T&T Railroad grade running down the middle of Broadwell Dry Lake

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7414-broadwell-dry-lake.jpg It's steep, but I haven't run into any major obstacles yet: good!ThumbnailsThe mile-long hike from Vanderbilt Peak pass to Indian Spring rolls gently up and down across drainagesIt's steep, but I haven't run into any major obstacles yet: good!ThumbnailsThe mile-long hike from Vanderbilt Peak pass to Indian Spring rolls gently up and down across drainagesIt's steep, but I haven't run into any major obstacles yet: good!ThumbnailsThe mile-long hike from Vanderbilt Peak pass to Indian Spring rolls gently up and down across drainagesIt's steep, but I haven't run into any major obstacles yet: good!ThumbnailsThe mile-long hike from Vanderbilt Peak pass to Indian Spring rolls gently up and down across drainagesIt's steep, but I haven't run into any major obstacles yet: good!ThumbnailsThe mile-long hike from Vanderbilt Peak pass to Indian Spring rolls gently up and down across drainages

As with most railroad beds, it's gravel, so it wouldn't make a very good bicycling surface. However, the railroad bed is open to anyone who wants to drive it instead of the road skirting the west side of the lake that I used.