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I exit the Wilderness boundary and return to my bike at the Coyote Springs campsite

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07259-coyote-springs-campsite-800px.jpg I exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadThumbnailsI exit Mojave National Preserve here, and am now headed over to Nipton, the village over there at the bottom of the mountainsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadThumbnailsI exit Mojave National Preserve here, and am now headed over to Nipton, the village over there at the bottom of the mountainsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadThumbnailsI exit Mojave National Preserve here, and am now headed over to Nipton, the village over there at the bottom of the mountainsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadThumbnailsI exit Mojave National Preserve here, and am now headed over to Nipton, the village over there at the bottom of the mountainsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadThumbnailsI exit Mojave National Preserve here, and am now headed over to Nipton, the village over there at the bottom of the mountains

This would be a great place to camp, although I can feel heavy cold humidity right here right now.