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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2010: Route 66 and Kelso Dunes Wilderness Bicycle Camping / Day 3: Day hike into Kelso Dunes Wilderness to the south end of Broadwell Mesa /

The waterfall and natural tank here are dry right now, but there is a hole in the sand down there

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6799-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg I arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowI arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowI arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowI arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowI arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowI arrive at a dry "natural tank," where water accumulates as a temporary pond after water eventsThumbnailsPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right now

Animals have probably been digging down there; I'll go see.