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This is our 2nd attend to go up Pleasant Canyon Trail, which we finally made it through after taking the bypass around the canyon we couldn't make. This is a super fun and easy trail, just need to pay attention to the road so you don't accidently drive off the cliff. Yesterday was a goregous day, sunny with no clouds in the sky, the tempature were about 75 degrees. We stopped for lunch around 12:30 pm at World Beater Mine area, this was a pretty large mining operation back in the day. The World Beater gold property is located in the west-central portion of the Panamint Range, Inyo County, southeastern California, just west of Death Valley National Park. The World Beater property covers both the historic Radcliff and World Beater mines, but the mineral resource described in this report lies entirely within the Radcliff mine area. CMC holds a 50% interest in the World Beater property through its wholly owned subsidiary CMC Metals Corp.; both are referred to as “CMC” in this report. Pruett-Ballarat Inc (”PBI”), a Nevada corporation, owns the remaining 50% interest in the property and is the current operator. The patented and unpatented claims are owned 50% by CMC and 50% by PBI, subject to a deed of trust in favor of WB & Ratcliff, Inc., the previous owner. There are four remaining property payments outstanding, totaling $650,000 plus accrued interest. The World Beater property encompasses approximately 1,654 acres and consists of 10 patented mining claims, one patented mill site claim, 84 unpatented mining claims, and five unpatented mill sites, water claims and/or water rights known as the Stone Corral Water Claims. There is a 5% net smelter returns royalty payable to WB & Ratcliff, Inc., November 1, 2012. If you like hunting for old mines, structures, cabins, driving on shelf roads or challenging trails, even getting lost or stuck and back tracking to find the correct trail to complete the run, you'll love our group. You can check us out on Facebook at Offroad Overland Camping, join, click on Events tab to see when our next trip is and come along. @OffRoadOverlandCamping @Genright @onXOffroad @trailsoffroad @GarminInt @Jeep @JeepAdventures @harveytough516