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From this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had before

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3235-bathtub-spring-peaks.jpg The four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsThe final slow descent to the bottom of Ivanpah Valley passes beautifullyThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsThe final slow descent to the bottom of Ivanpah Valley passes beautifullyThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsThe final slow descent to the bottom of Ivanpah Valley passes beautifullyThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsThe final slow descent to the bottom of Ivanpah Valley passes beautifullyThe four-mile climb up Nipton Road to Crescent Pass isn't too steep, but it does take some time pedaling in the lower gearsThumbnailsThe final slow descent to the bottom of Ivanpah Valley passes beautifully

The hills in the middle ground are in the Slaughterhouse Spring area, which I haven't visited yet. I hear a hawk screeching occasionally and then see it flying around. Maybe there are nests up here.