Born of volcanic fire and now home to falcons, eagles and the California Condor, Pinnacles National Park is a landscape of woodlands, chapparal, and towering rock pinnacles offering bird and wildflower viewing opportunities and plenty of adventure for hikers.
Bear Gulch Reservoir, Pinnacles National Park
Oliver Dodd
Monday, January 13, 2020
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