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| | Hiking | 1.15 Miles | 1 Hour 10 Mns | | 1.35 mph |
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| partners | | White Pocket had been on my list for a while and it seemed like a perfect opportunity to test out Tessa in the sand! James said the road appeared to be in better condition than he’d seen it previously, but it was definitely still a tricky drive. The sand is quite slippery and it’s fine as long as you can keep moving. We would stop and wait when we got too close to other vehicles to avoid getting stuck. There was a vehicle in front of us (Large SUV) and it was sliding everywhere having a hard time getting any traction. 4 wheel drive and the sand/mud button on the 4Runner helped a lot. James handled this road like a pro as it was a bit too intimidating for me.
Anyway, the hike is more like a walk wherever you want to go. White Pocket is big, but it was somewhat smaller than I expected with the prettiest rocks/striations concentrated in a few areas. There were a good amount of people there, but you could still get a bit of privacy here and there. It was very hot there on a day without many clouds! Definitely glad I saw it, but wasn’t blown away  |
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