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| Feb. 4th, 2006. Olancha Dunes are located off of hwy 190, the same hwy that leads to Death Valley from hwy 395. The turnoff is about 25 miles south of Lone Pine, Ca. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Not as big, famous or crowded as Glamis, but plenty of play ground if you like to frolic in the sand... this is Glamis Mini Me! | ||||||||||||||||||
| The Sierra Nevada borders the Dunes from the west, there are some breathtaking landscapes south into the Coso mountain range and north into the Owen's Dry Lake bed. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Some frolic in the sea of sand, it was like riding on talcum powder..... | ||||||||||||||||||
| The sand had a pearl white color and was super soft.... I had the whole place to myself, no sand rails in this neck of the woods...they all went to Glamis! | ||||||||||||||||||
| .... Yeeeehhaawwww.... I was having a ball! | ||||||||||||||||||
| You could do pretty much anything you want, the two stroker was light and fast enough not to warrant the use of a rear paddle tire! | ||||||||||||||||||
| KTM Trail Rides | ||||||||||||||||||