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I’m a California Native—and I Think This Is the State’s Most Underrated National Park
The stunning namesake spires are just one reason to visit Pinnacles National Park.
Shivering through the night in a blanket-stuffed sleeping bag while wearing a puffy jacket, down booties and a borrowed beanie and gloves wasn’t on my outdoors bingo card for the year. But that’s ...
CAL FIRE says they are currently tackling a 5-acre fire in South San Benito County. The Pinnacles Fire is burning near the Pinnacles Campground.There is a unit on the scene that says the fire is ...
Who says you can’t get to campgrounds on public transportation? Limit your carbon footprint, and take the ferry and bus to commune with redwoods in West Marin. Samuel P. Taylor State Park has an ...
Pinnacles National Park, a volcanic and tectonic natural wonder, is in full bloom in the early days of spring. There are two ways to approach this beautiful spot south of the Bay Area--from the east ...
REPORTING FROM SOLEDAD, Calif. — I wasn’t thinking about condors as I drove through the dusty foothills of Central California approaching Pinnacles National Park. The surreal scenery within Pinnacles, ...
Just 2½ hours south of San Joaquin County, intrepid explorers will find the spectacular remains of an ancient volcano, moving steadily north a few inches each year on the San Andreas Fault, distancing ...
PINNACLES NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — The ranger manning the visitors center at the nation's newest national park pauses to consider what's in a name. In January, Pinnacles National Monument, an ...
Pinnacles National Park, located just east of Soledad, is closed to all visitors without confirmed reservations. It may stay that way without help from the federal government. The closure came three ...
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