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At the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slower

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3342-bathtub-spring.jpg Heading down the other side of the power-line road is almost as steep as it was coming upThumbnailsI take a look up the dry waterfall in Borrego Canyon and the small boulders clogging the drainageHeading down the other side of the power-line road is almost as steep as it was coming upThumbnailsI take a look up the dry waterfall in Borrego Canyon and the small boulders clogging the drainageHeading down the other side of the power-line road is almost as steep as it was coming upThumbnailsI take a look up the dry waterfall in Borrego Canyon and the small boulders clogging the drainageHeading down the other side of the power-line road is almost as steep as it was coming upThumbnailsI take a look up the dry waterfall in Borrego Canyon and the small boulders clogging the drainageHeading down the other side of the power-line road is almost as steep as it was coming upThumbnailsI take a look up the dry waterfall in Borrego Canyon and the small boulders clogging the drainage

I can make out a segment of Ivanpah Road from here at center-left.