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Informational kiosk at the parking area.
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The information kiosk has maps and a donation box that goes toward the maintenance of the trails.
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Pass through a gate onto the ranch property.
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A lawn area marks where events sometimes take place.
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Small ramps are put in place near fencing to help confine the cattle.
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Trail markers are clear and easy to see.
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Hiking and cycling ramps that act as cattle guards.
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The trail follows the edge of a grazing meadow.
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The meadows that are fed by the numerous springs in this area make up a lot of the initial flow of the Amargosa River.
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The trail reaches a fork with one end of the Spicer Ranch Trail, which can be taken to make a loop route.
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The easy STORM Trail ends at a marker for the difficult Dynamite Trail.
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The Dynamite Trail immediately begins climbing a stout mountain, rising to views over the ranch area.
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The Dynamite Trail is technically challenging with loose rocks and elevation gain.
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Views over the Oasis Valley and Beatty Wash.
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Standing at a viewpoint over the Oasis Valley.
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Looking north over the Oasis Valley.
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Burros are frequent visitors to the arid hills throughout the Nevada desert, including along the Dynamite Trail.
Shaun Hunter
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Descending back toward the Spicer Ranch.