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Elevation profile of bicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains

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pine-spring-elevation.jpg Tonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, NevadaTonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, NevadaTonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, NevadaTonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, NevadaTonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, NevadaTonight's meal is Backpacker's Pantry Beef and Broccoli, really good, plus a bottle of Fat Tire beer that I picked up at NiptonThumbnailsBicycle route from Primm, Nevada to Pine Spring area, McCullough Mountains, Nevada

29.3 bicycle miles plus about 3500 feet of elevation gain.