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From the west end of Bathtub Spring Peak, I can see clearly down to Ivanpah Road, and over to the New York Mountains peaks

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3279-ivanpah-road.jpg The succession of ridges visible from Dove Spring Peaks stands out in the pre-dusk sunlight; I recognize those pinnaclesThumbnailsI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThe succession of ridges visible from Dove Spring Peaks stands out in the pre-dusk sunlight; I recognize those pinnaclesThumbnailsI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThe succession of ridges visible from Dove Spring Peaks stands out in the pre-dusk sunlight; I recognize those pinnaclesThumbnailsI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThe succession of ridges visible from Dove Spring Peaks stands out in the pre-dusk sunlight; I recognize those pinnaclesThumbnailsI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThe succession of ridges visible from Dove Spring Peaks stands out in the pre-dusk sunlight; I recognize those pinnaclesThumbnailsI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow Wash

I think I can make out the faint traces that are the little road to Bathtub Spring, and the old Ivanpah railway bed.