Reach for the Pinnacles
Rugged rock spires, deep caves, volcanic formations… Pinnacles National Park packs an adventurous punch, and—bonus—you might even get to see the famous, endangered California condor.
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Hike to North Chalone Peak in Pinnacles National Park
For the pinnacle view of Pinnacles National Park, you’ve got to hike to North Chalone Peak, the tallest in the park, offering great scenery and the possibility of seeing the California condor.
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Hike to Bear Gulch Cave in Pinnacles National Park
You’re gonna need a flashlight for this hike, and not because it’s happening at night. Check out a truly dark part of the park by visiting Bear Gulch Cave in Pinnacles National Park.
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Fall Getaway to Yosemite's Tenaya Lodge
Fall colors and fewer people are just a couple of reasons autumn is one of Yosemite’s most beautiful seasons.
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Hike Juniper Canyon Trail and See Balconies Cave at Pinnacles National Park
The west side of Pinnacles National Park feels a bit more rugged, and has fewer people. And it has some of the park’s premier trails and sites, including Juniper Canyon and Balconies Cave.
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