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I ride down the old 2.5-mile-long road toward Cima, my next stop

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00245-old-cima-road-800px.jpg I ride down the faint road from the Old Dominion Mine site at sunsetThumbnailsI ride down the powerline road a short distance and begin looking for a campsite; wow, the heat has really fried me todayI ride down the faint road from the Old Dominion Mine site at sunsetThumbnailsI ride down the powerline road a short distance and begin looking for a campsite; wow, the heat has really fried me todayI ride down the faint road from the Old Dominion Mine site at sunsetThumbnailsI ride down the powerline road a short distance and begin looking for a campsite; wow, the heat has really fried me todayI ride down the faint road from the Old Dominion Mine site at sunsetThumbnailsI ride down the powerline road a short distance and begin looking for a campsite; wow, the heat has really fried me todayI ride down the faint road from the Old Dominion Mine site at sunsetThumbnailsI ride down the powerline road a short distance and begin looking for a campsite; wow, the heat has really fried me today

Once I get beyond the big sand trap by Death Valley Mine, the rolling dirt road through joshua tree forest is mostly ridable in my slightly downhill direction (elevation drop of about 200 feet), despite some surface sand here and there.

Cima is the small light patch at the centre-left in the photo.