Hiking Trails
There are over 30 miles of hiking trails at Pinnacles National Monument, ranging from easy, flat walks to more challenging, all-day hikes. Please remember to carry and drink plenty of water, especially during the hot summer months.

Camping
Pinnacles Campground is now within the boundaries of pinnacles National Monument, and is managed by the park. A reservations system is in the works, and should be available by the end of December. Tent, RV, and group sites are available.

Rock Climbing
There are hundreds of routes on both sides of the park. If you've never climbed at Pinnacles, be sure to read our climber's safety advisory. You'll also want to check our raptor advisory page for information on routes that are under adisory to protect nesting prairie and peregrine falcons.

Talus Caves
There are two talus caves at Pinnacles: the Bear Gulch Cave is closer to the east parking areas, and the Balconies Cave is closer to the west entrance. Check the status of the caves before you plan your visit.

Ranger Programs
Guided hikes, ranger talks, and evening campfire programs are offered each spring on the east side of the park. Night programs are occasionally offered on Fridays in spring and summer.