White Pockets, Page

Really pretty! Not very large so you can see most of what’s there and it has some really photographical spots. Would recommend a visit!

Getting there can be half the fun. It is 10 miles of good dirt road with some mud and rocks, followed by 12 miles of high ground clearance 4x4 trail. A local correctly suggested that my 2006 Explorer (sorta big) could get in there, but only because the sand was wet. A guide service/adventure tour company can put you in an ORV and lead you there. Not a bad choice if you have doubts about your rig. It was dicey enough that had I not been given assurances from a local I would have turned around long before arriving there. Be careful. One must walk about a quarter mile across sand and uneven rock to get from the parking area to the views you want. Walking sticks are helpful. This may be as close to the 'middle of nowhere' as anyone may ever get, on land. But lovely. Enjoy the wildlife along the way: deer, birds, and butterflies.