Apr 14, 2018 — A short walk on a nature trail leads to a popular destination, Arch Rock. I continued behind Arch Rock on a heavily used social trail among boulders and ended up at Grand Tank. There was no water when I was there, but a heavily graffiti-filled dam marked the destination. While this is a cool area and Arch Rock is an interesting feature, Joshua Tree National Park has a lot more cool stuff to offer in terms of both natural beauty and rich mining history. This spot is just right off the road, so you know what to expect.
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