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The Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.

05758-orestimba-creek-trail-800px.jpg Jackrabbit Lake campsite, morning. Time to get out the iodine tablets.ThumbnailsI walk a few hundred feet up the Kingbird Pond Trail.Jackrabbit Lake campsite, morning. Time to get out the iodine tablets.ThumbnailsI walk a few hundred feet up the Kingbird Pond Trail.Jackrabbit Lake campsite, morning. Time to get out the iodine tablets.ThumbnailsI walk a few hundred feet up the Kingbird Pond Trail.Jackrabbit Lake campsite, morning. Time to get out the iodine tablets.ThumbnailsI walk a few hundred feet up the Kingbird Pond Trail.Jackrabbit Lake campsite, morning. Time to get out the iodine tablets.ThumbnailsI walk a few hundred feet up the Kingbird Pond Trail.

I left Jackrabbit Lake around 11h. To get up that short, steep crazy hill near Jackrabbit Lake, I had to take the 22-pound water bag off the bike and bring it up the hill separately.

Now I'm enjoying backtracking on sometimes-rocky Orestimba Creek Road on the same route I took to get to Jackrabbit Lake.

It is very warm today again. The gravel in the creek bed hasn't heated up much yet, which makes for a more pleasant ride than two afternoons ago in the late-afternoon sun and 100-degree air.

Orestimba Creek Trail veers off to the right and looks enticing, but I stay on the road because it will probably be more ridable, and thus quicker.