Pinnacles National Park
Pinnacles National Park showcases unique rock formations, talus caves, and abundant wildlife. Great for hiking, rock climbing, and spotting the rare California condor.
Pinnacles National Park is famous for its dramatic rock formations, talus caves, and diverse wildlife, including California condors.
Location
Located in central California, USA.
Quick Facts
Size: 26,606 acres
Year Established: 2013
Unique Features: Volcanic spires, talus caves, and a habitat for endangered California condors.
Perfect for rock climbing, hiking, and wildlife watching, Pinnacles offers a unique glimpse into California’s volcanic history and biodiversity.
Pinnacles National Park is home to an extraordinary diversity of bee species. Despite its modest size of 42 square miles, the park hosts over 400 different bee species, making it one of the most bee-rich areas globally. This remarkable variety is attributed to the park's diverse habitats and the fact that many bee species are active at different times of the year, reducing competition and allowing multiple species to thrive simultaneously.