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I finally reach the top of the drainage and am treated to an unexpected panorama across the Ivanpah Valley

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3572-dove-spring-peaks.jpg At the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slowerThumbnailsDove Spring Peaks also has views over to the high blue peaks further over in the New York MountainsAt the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slowerThumbnailsDove Spring Peaks also has views over to the high blue peaks further over in the New York MountainsAt the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slowerThumbnailsDove Spring Peaks also has views over to the high blue peaks further over in the New York MountainsAt the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slowerThumbnailsDove Spring Peaks also has views over to the high blue peaks further over in the New York MountainsAt the lower end of Bathtub Spring wash, a lot of small, loose rock makes hiking a little slowerThumbnailsDove Spring Peaks also has views over to the high blue peaks further over in the New York Mountains

Since these New York Mountains hills have no name, I'll call them "Dove Spring Peaks" because they overlook the area of Dove Spring, which I've heard is dry.