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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2009, Spring: Mojave National Preserve / Day 16: Button Mountain to Baker by bicycle via Aiken Mine Road, with a stop at the Lava Tube, Mojave National Preserve /

The short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)

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04480-aiken-mine-road.jpg I reach another fork in the road and follow the lesser right fork, hoping to locate the trail to the Lava TubeThumbnailsHmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?I reach another fork in the road and follow the lesser right fork, hoping to locate the trail to the Lava TubeThumbnailsHmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?I reach another fork in the road and follow the lesser right fork, hoping to locate the trail to the Lava TubeThumbnailsHmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?I reach another fork in the road and follow the lesser right fork, hoping to locate the trail to the Lava TubeThumbnailsHmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?I reach another fork in the road and follow the lesser right fork, hoping to locate the trail to the Lava TubeThumbnailsHmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?

I turn right here to continue ringing around the hill in the hope of stumbling upon the trail to the Lava Tube.