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        One meet down and one to go for the ZNPLA before they will arrive at the summit on Cima. This is the first siding to the east of the summit and the name Joshua comes from, well, all of the Joshua trees that line the hillsides in this area. You can see them in the background. Also, the mountains in the background are along the CA / NV border. This is the area where you can see the tracks all the way back to Nevada. Talk about a wonderful location to see the entire Cima sub laid out between Joshua and Borax, NV, a 40 miles stretch.