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I start hiking over and around this pile of rocks, aiming at Bathtub Spring

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5358-cabin-springs-hills.jpg OK, Bathtub Spring should be over that way, beyond the hills just to my rightThumbnailsFrom this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last yearOK, Bathtub Spring should be over that way, beyond the hills just to my rightThumbnailsFrom this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last yearOK, Bathtub Spring should be over that way, beyond the hills just to my rightThumbnailsFrom this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last yearOK, Bathtub Spring should be over that way, beyond the hills just to my rightThumbnailsFrom this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last yearOK, Bathtub Spring should be over that way, beyond the hills just to my rightThumbnailsFrom this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last year

The most direct route over to Bathtub Spring looked too steep on my maps, so I decided to try this slightly longer one. In this rugged landscape, it can be hard to tell exactly where one is: the GPS unit really helps a lot!