North of Lucern Valley, OM6600 treks along the southern end of the Ord Mountains under the shadow of several high-voltage powerlines. The road cuts straight across the desert, making slight elevation changes as it passes unique granite rock formations popular with rock climbing enthusiasts. One of the signature formations here, known as Hercules' Finger, is a 70-foot-tall, free-standing monolith sculpted by millions of years of erosion. The road is a mixed surface of hardpacked dirt and sand, with several sections of deep sand whoops. In addition, exposed rocks up to baseball size will be encountered along the road. There are many flat areas along the road where camping would be suitable and has been previously used. However, be cautious of private property parcels along the western half, as several campfire rings exist in areas of posted private property, and users should avoid camping there.
This road is suitable for any vehicle with decent ground clearance.