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I always have to stop at the "Welcome to Nevada" sign whenever I pass by here

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1508-welcome-to-nevada.jpg The four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsAt the junction of Lucky Dutchman Road, I look back down into Ivanpah Valley and Ivanpah Dry LakeThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsAt the junction of Lucky Dutchman Road, I look back down into Ivanpah Valley and Ivanpah Dry LakeThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsAt the junction of Lucky Dutchman Road, I look back down into Ivanpah Valley and Ivanpah Dry LakeThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsAt the junction of Lucky Dutchman Road, I look back down into Ivanpah Valley and Ivanpah Dry LakeThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsAt the junction of Lucky Dutchman Road, I look back down into Ivanpah Valley and Ivanpah Dry Lake

Nipton Road becomes Hwy 164 when it leaves California and enters Nevada here.