04/22/2021
What a great way to celebrate EARTH DAY!
Did you know it’s also National Park Week?
We have our own National Park right in our corner. Pinnacles National Park
As we celebrate National Park Week, the most recognizable parks and landmarks are usually what first comes to mind for many people. However, there are 63 national parks (and a total of 430 NPS sites), and we want to share the love!
Today we’re highlighting a few lesser known and off-the-beaten-path national parks that are definitely worth a visit.
Take a trip to another world with a visit to Pinnacles National Park.
Known for its volcanic rock formations, this golden state getaway just 80 miles southeast of San Jose offers unique hiking, rock climbing, and camping experiences. Visitors can explore rare talus caves and towering rock spires, hike over 30 miles of majestic trails, and watch the endangered California condor soar overhead (the park is a nesting place for this largest bird in North America). Pinnacles offers Site Passes for day trips and camping at Pinnacles Campground.
Recreation.gov user Jessica T. described the campground as "comfortable and modern tent cabins conveniently located, very friendly rangers throughout the park, and beautiful hikes" while Patrick Z. added, "The park is smaller, less frenetic, and overall easier to enjoy than some of the bigger parks, and the hikes are great."
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Susan Fixsen
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