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Looking to my right, I see the high point of this range, McCullough Mountain, at just over 7000 feet

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1876-mccullough-mountains.jpg Riding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsAt the junction of Black Canyon Road and Wild Horse Canyon Road, I decide to turn right toward Mid Hills campgroundRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsAt the junction of Black Canyon Road and Wild Horse Canyon Road, I decide to turn right toward Mid Hills campgroundRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsAt the junction of Black Canyon Road and Wild Horse Canyon Road, I decide to turn right toward Mid Hills campgroundRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsAt the junction of Black Canyon Road and Wild Horse Canyon Road, I decide to turn right toward Mid Hills campgroundRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsAt the junction of Black Canyon Road and Wild Horse Canyon Road, I decide to turn right toward Mid Hills campground

I originally thought I might have time to hike all the way up there and back in daylight, but I would have needed to start out a bit earlier, or follow a more direct route.