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At the Hole-in-the-Wall visitor centre, I recharge my cell phone and chat with Preserve staff and a couple of visitors

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4005-bees.jpg At the high point of Aiken Mine Road, I still haven't chosen a place where I'd like to camp my last night of this Mojave tripThumbnailsAt the Ivanpah Road railroad crossing, I make a right turn toward Nipton on the dirt road (Nipton-Moore Rd) that hugs the tracksAt the high point of Aiken Mine Road, I still haven't chosen a place where I'd like to camp my last night of this Mojave tripThumbnailsAt the Ivanpah Road railroad crossing, I make a right turn toward Nipton on the dirt road (Nipton-Moore Rd) that hugs the tracksAt the high point of Aiken Mine Road, I still haven't chosen a place where I'd like to camp my last night of this Mojave tripThumbnailsAt the Ivanpah Road railroad crossing, I make a right turn toward Nipton on the dirt road (Nipton-Moore Rd) that hugs the tracksAt the high point of Aiken Mine Road, I still haven't chosen a place where I'd like to camp my last night of this Mojave tripThumbnailsAt the Ivanpah Road railroad crossing, I make a right turn toward Nipton on the dirt road (Nipton-Moore Rd) that hugs the tracksAt the high point of Aiken Mine Road, I still haven't chosen a place where I'd like to camp my last night of this Mojave tripThumbnailsAt the Ivanpah Road railroad crossing, I make a right turn toward Nipton on the dirt road (Nipton-Moore Rd) that hugs the tracks

Chats with staff and visitors are enjoyable and insightful. I buy a bag of beef jerky and vegetable chips, and eat it all while waiting for my phone to recharge. By the time I leave, it's almost 15h00, a bit late in the day for starting a hike.