Once the road finally finds its way out of the desert and onto the mountain range, a gradual climb begins. It’s still pretty rough here and there, with lots of ups and downs, but there are no more climbs so steep that the road needs a patch of pavement to survive the thunderstorms.
Unlike the other ranger districts, the road never reaches the pines. As I mentioned in part 1, the Guadalupes just aren’t the kind of mountain range where you’ll find much water, and the desert heat doesn’t give much room for anything tall and magnificent to grow. But, the area does start to take on a beauty of its own, with layers of limestone emerging from the slowly greening landscape, the occasional cow, and more and more shrubs.
Well after dark, I started to reach the next set of Rim views. In the sunset light, I walked out to the edge to see what there was to see in the distance, and surprisingly found two mountain ranges that were a great distance away: the Organ Mountains near Las Cruces, and the Florida Mountains near Deming.
One thing the family was starting to notice was the shrinking number in the battery’s state-of-charge reading. When we hit 20%, my regularly-scheduled Android Auto programming was interrupted by a big warning, so the EV9 made sure everyone in the vehicle knew it was hungry! This was a little concerning because software estimated that we’d have about 25% battery remaining when we reached our destination, and we still had another 20 or so miles to go.
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