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One more glance from Bathtub Spring Peak toward Ivanpah Dry Lake, then it's time to start heading downhill

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3286-bathtub-spring-peaks.jpg I examine the southward view from Bathtub Spring Peak, since this will be my downhill route in a few minutesThumbnailsI begin the short steep hike from Bathtub Spring Peak down to Bathtub Spring itself, following a drainage corridorI examine the southward view from Bathtub Spring Peak, since this will be my downhill route in a few minutesThumbnailsI begin the short steep hike from Bathtub Spring Peak down to Bathtub Spring itself, following a drainage corridorI examine the southward view from Bathtub Spring Peak, since this will be my downhill route in a few minutesThumbnailsI begin the short steep hike from Bathtub Spring Peak down to Bathtub Spring itself, following a drainage corridorI examine the southward view from Bathtub Spring Peak, since this will be my downhill route in a few minutesThumbnailsI begin the short steep hike from Bathtub Spring Peak down to Bathtub Spring itself, following a drainage corridorI examine the southward view from Bathtub Spring Peak, since this will be my downhill route in a few minutesThumbnailsI begin the short steep hike from Bathtub Spring Peak down to Bathtub Spring itself, following a drainage corridor

I always quiz myself when I contemplate these grand views. I think the low mountains to the right of Ivanpah Dry Lake are the Lucy Gray Mountains; the McCullough Mountains would be a bit further to the right, outside this photo.