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Above Pacheco Camp, White Tank Spring Trail passes through a ceanothus grove before rising into a drier, more exposed area

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09434-white-tank-spring-tra.jpg Above Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAbove the dry falls, the wash continues rockily along, and it looks like it pops out onto the top of Broadwell Mesa soonAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAbove the dry falls, the wash continues rockily along, and it looks like it pops out onto the top of Broadwell Mesa soonAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAbove the dry falls, the wash continues rockily along, and it looks like it pops out onto the top of Broadwell Mesa soonAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAbove the dry falls, the wash continues rockily along, and it looks like it pops out onto the top of Broadwell Mesa soonAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAbove the dry falls, the wash continues rockily along, and it looks like it pops out onto the top of Broadwell Mesa soon

White Tank Spring Trail rises about 700 feet over two miles. The trail is a bit more grown-in than I was expecting.