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Basin and Range

In mid June, I visited SE Oregon and a bit of northern Nevada.  State Highway 140 connects Lakeview Oregon with Denio, Nevada.  Its a really beautiful landscape with a lot of elevation change.  Flat valleys with steep walls rising thousands of feet. The primary goals were, one, to bike about 100 miles east of Lakeview which would take me to goal two, Bog Hot Springs.  That would take two days and involve some logistical challenges and a bit of risk. Here is the story.


Each foto caption will tell a part of the story.

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Map Above is the overall itinerary.
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Map above.  More detail  Several fotos below are identified on the map.  Yellow is the bike ride.  Orange by car.   Warner Summit to Bog was also driven in the truck.


Klik on the foto for a larger image.

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