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I look for the dirt road to follow after pavement ends at the foot of the Newberry Mountains, a short distance from the freeway

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8307-pavement-ends.jpg Finally, I arrive at my exit from Route 66, Hidden Springs Road, and turn leftThumbnailsHmmm.... The city lights of Barstow are not so far away as I start my way up the road into the Newberry Mountains foothillsFinally, I arrive at my exit from Route 66, Hidden Springs Road, and turn leftThumbnailsHmmm.... The city lights of Barstow are not so far away as I start my way up the road into the Newberry Mountains foothillsFinally, I arrive at my exit from Route 66, Hidden Springs Road, and turn leftThumbnailsHmmm.... The city lights of Barstow are not so far away as I start my way up the road into the Newberry Mountains foothillsFinally, I arrive at my exit from Route 66, Hidden Springs Road, and turn leftThumbnailsHmmm.... The city lights of Barstow are not so far away as I start my way up the road into the Newberry Mountains foothillsFinally, I arrive at my exit from Route 66, Hidden Springs Road, and turn leftThumbnailsHmmm.... The city lights of Barstow are not so far away as I start my way up the road into the Newberry Mountains foothills

There it is to my right, just as he told me.