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Approaching the tiny town of Nipton, California, population 20, with the Castle Peaks in the background

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1491-approaching-nipton.jpg I pass an old corral on Nipton-Desert RoadThumbnailsI take a break at the Nipton general store for chips and iced tea, and I fill my water supply to the maxI pass an old corral on Nipton-Desert RoadThumbnailsI take a break at the Nipton general store for chips and iced tea, and I fill my water supply to the maxI pass an old corral on Nipton-Desert RoadThumbnailsI take a break at the Nipton general store for chips and iced tea, and I fill my water supply to the maxI pass an old corral on Nipton-Desert RoadThumbnailsI take a break at the Nipton general store for chips and iced tea, and I fill my water supply to the maxI pass an old corral on Nipton-Desert RoadThumbnailsI take a break at the Nipton general store for chips and iced tea, and I fill my water supply to the max

I always look forward to stopping at Nipton, and I sometimes camp here also. It's one of the few places around where a camper can get a much-needed shower!