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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 /

Hmmm... I've done a 360 over several miles and am now heading up a hill back toward Aiken Mine, does this make any sense?

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04481-aiken-mine-road.jpg The short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)ThumbnailsPatience pays off: after a few hundred feet, I arrive at a camping pull-out and a tiny sign indicating "Lava Tube TrailThe short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)ThumbnailsPatience pays off: after a few hundred feet, I arrive at a camping pull-out and a tiny sign indicating "Lava Tube TrailThe short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)ThumbnailsPatience pays off: after a few hundred feet, I arrive at a camping pull-out and a tiny sign indicating "Lava Tube TrailThe short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)ThumbnailsPatience pays off: after a few hundred feet, I arrive at a camping pull-out and a tiny sign indicating "Lava Tube TrailThe short side road ends at a T-intersection at a dry cistern and corral (Tank Five)ThumbnailsPatience pays off: after a few hundred feet, I arrive at a camping pull-out and a tiny sign indicating "Lava Tube Trail

Maybe I should just turn around and ride to Baker now, but the Lava Tube might be right here somewhere.