Bicycle camping in and around Death Valley National Park 2007
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Bicycle camping (bikepacking) in and around Death Valley National Park 2007 Day 2: 34.3 bicycle miles from Tecopa Hot Springs to Greenwater Valley (upper Gold Valley Rd). Last 18 miles, dirt/gravel road Greenwater Valley Road: watch out for wildlife, and no camping first two miles
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Day 2: 34.3 bicycle miles from Tecopa Hot Springs to Greenwater Valley (upper Gold Valley Rd). Last 18 miles, dirt/gravel road

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Grimshaw Lake has an eerie appearance at sunset when captured by high-speed, grainy, disposable-camera film

Grimshaw Lake has an eerie appearance at sunset when captured by high-speed, grainy, disposable-camera film

Date: April 28, 2007, 19h45

Greenwater Valley Road: watch out for wildlife, and no camping first two miles

It's a basic rule in Death Valley National Park that there is no camping allowed within two miles of any paved road, so the first two miles here are off-limits to campers.

I'm at just over 2000 feet elevation right now. I have 10 miles to ride on this road before reaching my next turn-off about 1000 feet higher, which will be Gold Valley Road.

Date: April 19, 2007, 14h00
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