Red Rock state park, and the El Paso Mtns are my home stomping grounds. Last weekend was a great Randsburg Street fair, with wild west show, car show, and lots of stuff going on. All the proceeds from things like the pancake bfest, and car show, some retailers donated some of their proceeds to the Randsburg Mueum, and it's restoration and up keep. If you camp in Goler Wash, or up in the flats, it will be windy, and not very hot, The squeeze at the end of Goler Gulch up to the areas going to Holland Camp, EP-15, and the run to Bonanza Gulch, and the Burro Schmidt tunnel. You folks could also camp at Garlock , and then go up Iron Cyn into the area.
Perhaps I may come on out, and see ya'll and show ya some stuff like Sheep Springs, and the neat old dam built to stop the gold flow from Black mtn to the Bonanza Gulch area. The last of the cabins in Goler Gulch were burned down by BLM, so almost no trace of the town is left. Colorado Camp, at the north end of Iron Cyn, has been vandalized, and almost no trace left of that camp either. Part of Last Chance Cyn, has been fenced off , and no entry, just like the Nightmare Gulch area. The land owners of the old Seismotite mine are starting up operations, and now no entry. Come in from Randburg-Red Rock Road, into Last Chance, and you can get as far as the old Cudahey Mine, and Powder Magazine, but the climb up to Graduation Ridge is a tough one if you want to continue into Last Chance. Still a lot to see, and lots of minerals and mines, cabins, and even some new gold panning stuff going on.
Steve