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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2010: Route 66 and Kelso Dunes Wilderness Bicycle Camping / Day 8: Newberry Mountains to Barstow by bicycle on Route 66 /

I return to the 10-ton bike and coast down the gravel road past a recently built fence

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8423-newberry-mountains.jpg Apparently, this old car was once burned; the steering wheel looks quite melted and limpThumbnailsI make it back to the pavement of Hidden Springs Road and roll happily down the hill under the I-40 freeway toward old Route 66Apparently, this old car was once burned; the steering wheel looks quite melted and limpThumbnailsI make it back to the pavement of Hidden Springs Road and roll happily down the hill under the I-40 freeway toward old Route 66Apparently, this old car was once burned; the steering wheel looks quite melted and limpThumbnailsI make it back to the pavement of Hidden Springs Road and roll happily down the hill under the I-40 freeway toward old Route 66Apparently, this old car was once burned; the steering wheel looks quite melted and limpThumbnailsI make it back to the pavement of Hidden Springs Road and roll happily down the hill under the I-40 freeway toward old Route 66Apparently, this old car was once burned; the steering wheel looks quite melted and limpThumbnailsI make it back to the pavement of Hidden Springs Road and roll happily down the hill under the I-40 freeway toward old Route 66

The fence is perhaps necessary to better define the route here. The land to the left of the fence looks graded, as if structures once stood there.