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Dos Cabezas Road in San Diego County, California

Dos Cabezas Road in San Diego County is an unpaved track (loose surface). The road surface is poor. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Dos Cabezas Siding, Dos Cabezas Spur, Hayden Spring Road, Mortero Palms Road, Pipe Line Road and RailRoad Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac. Dos Cabezas Road also exists in Imperial County.

Road Type
track
Route
northeast-southwest

Streets nearby

Pipe Line Road
0.1 mi
Mortero Palms Road
0.5 mi
Dos Cabezas Spur
0.6 mi
Piedras Grandes Road
0.7 mi
Mortero Palms
0.8 mi
Hayden Spring Road
0.8 mi
Tank-Piedras Grandes
1.0 mi
Easiest Route
1.1 mi
Hayden/Dos Cabezas Road
1.1 mi
Rock Scramble
1.1 mi
Dos Cabezas Siding
1.2 mi
RailRoad Road
1.7 mi
Old Corral Trail
1.8 mi
Mortero Wash
1.9 mi
Upper Jojoba Wash
2.7 mi
abandoned trail
3.2 mi
Goat Canyon Trail
3.6 mi
Route 8
Amat-Aweer/ Hatawl'ra
3.8 mi
Mountain Springs Road
3.8 mi
BLM 019
4.1 mi
Jojoba Wash
4.8 mi
Imperial Highway
Ocotillo Chevron Desert Fuel Stop, Chevron, Ocotillo
4.9 mi
Sweeney Pass Road
5.1 mi
In-Ko-Pah Park Road
Coyote's Flying Saucer Retrieval and Repair Service
5.3 mi

Abandoned railways nearby

Chorrizo Gorge Siding
3.5 mi

Disused railways nearby

Desert Line Railroad
2.1 mi
Tunnel 15
2.8 mi
Tunnel 14 (long)
2.9 mi
Desert Line
3.2 mi
Tunnel 13
3.3 mi
Tunnel 10
3.3 mi
Tunnel 12
3.4 mi
Tunnel 9
3.4 mi
Tunnel 8
3.4 mi
Tunnel 11
3.4 mi
Tunnel 6
4.3 mi
Mini Trestle
4.7 mi

Forests nearby

Carrizo Palms
4.2 mi
Palm Grove
4.3 mi

Gullies nearby

Piepkorn Slot
4.2 mi

Parks nearby

In-Ko-Pah County Park
5.0 mi

Quarries nearby

Dos Cabezas Mine
2.0 mi
Overlook Deposit
3.9 mi
Weaver Deposit
4.8 mi

Streams nearby

Devils Canyon
3.4 mi
Lava Flow Wash
4.3 mi
Carrizo Canyon
4.3 mi
Myer Creek
4.6 mi

Valleys nearby

In-Ko-Pah Gorge
4.9 mi