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I doubt this little road has a name, or any other kind of official designation. However, as I use it to access a small point of rocks known as Lobo Point, I'll call it the Lobo Point Road.
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Other articles:
• Gold Valley Mine Road:
at Lobo Point Road;
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Junction: Gold Valley Mine Road, turn right to Black Canyon Road and exit the area, turn left to Gold Valley Mine.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
April 1981;
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Along the north face of Barber Mountain.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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One of the many Blue Yucca (Yucca baccata Torrey) that were resprouting from the roots.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
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A Desert Almond (Prunus fasciculata (Torrey) A. Gray) resprouting from its roots after the Hackberry Complex Fire.
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One leg of the "Y," turn southwest to enter the little valley near Lobo Point, continue west to continue towards Wild Horse Canyon.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
Coll. No. 84;
Coll. No. 86, 28 Apr 1997;
Coll. No. 87, 28 Apr 1997;
28 Apr 1997;
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Just west of the road is a faulted rhyolite outcrop that forms a small canyon.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
200004270140;
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 at Lobo Point;
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Looking northeast from the slopes of Lobo Point toward Gold Valley Mine, one could see numerous Junipers and a few Pinyons that did not burn, especially in the low places along washes. In the middle ground, there are two Junipers that did not burn. These two Junipers were in a "parking lot" used when Merritt College camped here. Consequently, there were no shrubs around the Junipers to sustain the fire.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
November 1990;
October 1992;
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The first transect I eer tried to measure was a little north of camp.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
in Apr 1980;
Locations:
Barber Mountain.
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Barber Mountain to the south and east.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 at Lobo Point;
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In the valley of Lobo Point, there is an informal campground. This is the location that Merritt College camped for many years. There is an old, scarred Juniper here. It's been shot, sawed, axed, and had every other manner insult. My contribution has been to eat lunch here at least once in every trip to the eastern Mojave, and to sit in the shade while enjoying the view of Lobo Point. I also confess to saving up the saving up the melt water in the cooler, and draining it somewhere in the drip line of the Juniper. After all the other insults, the Juniper was only singed on the lower branches by the Hackberry Complex fire, and it looks as though the tree may survive yet another insult.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 at Lobo Point;
Locations:
Lobo Point.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
in Apr 1980;
in Apr 1980;
April 1981;
April 1982;
April 1982;
15 Nov 1986;
1988 Desert Studies Field Trip;
November 1990;
Desert Studies Field Trip;
October 1992;
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
1 Jun 2010;
28 May 2012;
Locations:
Lobo Point.
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View of Lobo Point. One my favorite places for lunch is to sit in the informal campgound in the Valley of Lobo Point, and admire this view.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
in Apr 1980;
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In an assigned project, several of us worked on correlating rock units between Lobo Loint and Barber Mountain
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 near Lobo Point;
Locations:
Lobo Point.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
198404010;
15 Nov 1986;
November 1990;
October 1992;
near Lobo Point;
Coll. No. 116;
Coll. No. 117, 29 Apr 1997;
Coll. No. 118;
Coll. No. 122;
29 Apr 1997;
29 Apr 1997;
Coll. No. 141, 3 Oct 1997;
Coll No. 142;
Coll. No. 143;
Coll. No. 144;
Coll. No. 145;
Coll No. 146;
Coll. No. 148;
20 Sep 1998;
Coll. No. 157;
Coll. No. 158;
Coll. No. 160;
Coll. No. 162;
Coll. No. 164;
Coll. No. 175;
Coll. No. 177;
Coll. No. 179;
Coll. No. 225, 27 Apr 2000;
Coll. No. 246;
Coll. No. 276, 24 Apr 2001;
Coll. No. 277;
Coll. No. 278;
Coll. No. 281;
1 Jun 2010;
28 May 2012;
18 Oct 2024 in Lobo Point Camp;
Locations:
Lobo Point.
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 Golden Linanthus (Leptosiphon aureus ssp. aureus) at Lobo Point. |
 Camping at Lobo Point in November 1986. |
 Backlit vegetation at the Lobo Point Camp. |
 The truck at Lobo Point. |
 Lobo Point in the early morning (1998). |
 The Kitchen Juniper, 18 October 2024. |
 Standard-view of Lobo Point, from the kitchen area, 18 October 2024 |
 Krameria erecta near Lobo Point. |
 Close-up of Krameria erecta flower. |
 Post-hike rehydration. |
 Truck in Lobo Point camp. |
 Ambrosia eriocentra in the wash at Lobo Point. |
 Leaf of Ambrosia eriocentra in the wash at Lobo Point. |
 I read PC Week to keep up with developments. |
 Lunch stop at Lobo Point. |
 Lunch stop at Lobo Point, May 2012 |
 Lunch time view of Lobo Point, May 2012 |
 Coll. No. 116, Eriophyllum pringlei |
 Coll. No. 116, Eriophyllum pringlei |
 Coll. No. 117, Eriastrum sparsiflorum |
 Coll. No. 117, Eriastrum sparsiflorum |
 Coll. No. 118, Eriophyllum wallacei |
 Coll. No. 118, Eriophyllum wallacei |
 Coll. No. 122, Chaenactis glabriuscula |
 Coll. No. 123 |
 Coll. No. 124, Pectocarya setosa |
 Coll. No. 124, Pectocarya setosa |
 Coll. No. 124, Pectocarya setosa |
 Coll. No. 141, Amaranthus torreyi |
 Collection No. 142, Mirabilis multiflora ssp. pubescens |
 Coll. No. 143, Gutierrezia microcephala |
 Coll. No. 144, Gutierrezia sarothrae |
 Coll. No. 145, Sanvitalia abertii |
 Collection No. 146, Fallugia paradoxa |
 Collection No. 148 (Brickellia californica) |
 Coll. No. 157, Gutierrezia microcephala |
 Collection No. 160, Eriogonum fasciculatum ssp. polifolium |
 Collection No. 162, Oenothera californica ssp. avita |
 Collection No. 164, Verbena gooddingii, southwestern mock vervain. |
 Coll. No. 175, Packera multilobata |
 Collection No. 179, Symphoricarpos longiflorus, fragrant snowberry. |
 Coll. No. 225, Acmispon rigidus |
 Coll. no. 246, Bahiopsis parishii |
 Coll. No. 276, Leptosiphon aureus var. aureus |
 Coll. No. 277, Plagiobothrys arizonicus |
 Partially dissected head of Coll. No. 278, Eriophyllum wallacei |
 Coll. No. 281, Plantago patagonica |
No Camping.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
198404010;
1985 Desert Studies;
April 1985;
1986 Desert Studies;
Desert Studies Field Trip;
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Valley of Lobo Point
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
April 1985;
1986 Desert Studies;
field trip;
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Goodbye, Lobo Point! A collection of group photos.
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One leg of the "Y," continue west to Wild Horse Canyon, south to the Valley of Lobo Point, or east to Gold Valley Mine Road and Black Canyon Road.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
18 Oct 2024;
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There are several road detours to avoid washouts.
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Gate.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
Desert Studies Field Trip;
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The road goes over a little hill just west of the gate.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
15-Oct-05 north of Lobo Point;
28 May 2012;
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Wild Horse Canyon Road can just be seen at the extreme left in two little gray patches from the gravel the Park Service has spread on the road. The little dirt road coming diagonally across the photo is the road to Lobo Point. My plot in Salvia dorri was in the general vicinity of my 4Runner that is parked in the middle ground.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
March 1991;
Apr 1995;
Coll. No. 313, 26 May 2003;
15-Oct-05 north of Lobo Point;
28 May 2012;
28 May 2012;
18 Oct 2024;
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My (Former) Plot in Salvia dorrii.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
Coll. No. 176;
15-Oct-05 in Wild Horse Canyon;
• Salvia dorrii:
500100;
Species Lists:
Salvia dorrii
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Images:
 Golden Eagle in juniper along Lobo Point Road.
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The first time I drove into Lobo Point there was a Golden Eagle sitting on top of a juniper along the road.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
near Lobo Point;
Coll. No. 90, 28 Apr 1997;
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Desert Wooly Star (Eriastrum eremicum) beside Lobo Point Road.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
28 May 2012;
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Skinny cows on the bajada.
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Other articles:
• Winkler's Cabin Road:
at Wild Horse Cyn Rd and Lobo Pt Rd.;
• Wild Horse Canyon Road:
at Lobo Point Rd and Winkler's Cabin Rd;
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Junction: - Wild Horse Canyon Road.
- Winkler's Cabin Road
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4/24/2026 4:59:23 PM
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