My time in White Tank Mountain Regional Park was at an end today. I could have stayed another day and hiked a few more trails I had not been on – leave that for next time. You may be wondering where the name comes from for this county park. The water erodes into the large blackened rocks, leaving holes that can eventually become small pools. The granite underneath is white, leaving the impression of a white tank of water built into the stone. Thus the name of the mountains surrounding me, and the park I was leaving today. But I had to make one tourist pit stop along the way.
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