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Bicycle route from my Cornfield Spring Road campsite to Mid Hills campground, via Kelso-Cima Road (Day 3)

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to-mid-hills-route.jpg Black Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob KillenBlack Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob KillenBlack Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob KillenBlack Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob KillenBlack Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob KillenBlack Canyon Road rises up from Cedar Canyon Road toward the Mid Hills, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsAlso downstairs at Kelso Depot is a gallery featuring work from a new artist-in-residence program by photographer Bob Killen

27.9 bicycle miles from my Cornfield Spring Road campsite to Mid Hills campground, rising from 2125 feet at Kelso Depot to 5600 feet.