The mountainous area in the east of Salinas valley in California has Pinnacles National Park as its protector. There are rock formations that divide the park into two i.e. east and west divisions. The divisions are connected by foot trails. The east side has shade and water while the west has high walls. The rock formations attract rock climbers. The park was established in 1908 by U.S president Theodore Roosevelt and has since been managed by National Park Service. It was formerly Pinnacle National Monument and President Barrack Obama signed into law a congress legislation making it Pinnacle National Park in 2013.
There are different hiking trails that accommodate hikers of all levels ranging from beginners to pros. Just remember to carry water.
For camp lovers, there are various camping grounds in the park. All you need to do is to make early reservations.
Rock climbing is also a popular activity in this park. Therefore if you want to try this activity then make a point of visiting the park.
Here at Pinnacle National Park there are two talus caves. It is advised that you check the status of the caves before visiting.
The park offers a good place for birding.
How to get to Pinnacles National Park
The exact physical location of the park is 5000 California 146, Paicines, California, United States. There are two entrances to the park, one on the east and the other on the west. Bicycles are also allowed inside the park but only on paved roads.