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Great views, condor spotting, and super fun exploring Bear Gulch caves. The High Peaks portion is definitely a highlight. Lots of poison oak on the lower portions of the trail.
Bear Gulch Trail in Pinnacles National Park offers scenic views, rocky terrain, and cave exploration. Best visited in spring or fall; pet and kid-friendly.
16 mar 2022 · This trail takes you through the Bear Gulch Cave and finishes at the Bear Gulch Reservoir. The Bear Gulch Cave is one of the two talus caves in Pinnacles National Park. When huge boulders fall into a canyon or a mountain slope, the space underneath is a talus cave.
29 gru 2020 · We had to park 2mi from the bear gulch parking area because of the crowd. The hike from that parking area to bear gulch parking was exposed and incredibly hot for the first 30 min. The rest was pleasant and dappled in sun. Filled up water at bear gulch day use area and went to the caves from there. Caves were so fun and cool!! Worth a visit.
Pinnacles Hiking: Bear Gulch Cave & Reservoir. The trail to Bear Gulch Caves is an easy one at just 0.7 miles from parking lot number two. Shortly into the hike, you’ll quickly see the namesake pinnacle rock formations alongside the trail.
16 lip 2024 · A scenic walk through a lush canyon on Moses Spring Trail, exploring Talus Caves at Bear Gulch Cave, admiring the views at the beautiful Bear Gulch reservoir, and epic views of Pinnacles from the Rim trail.
Towering redwoods and eye-opening vistas make this hike a great escape from Silicon Valley. This hike at Wunderlich County Park takes you through some of the most common ecosystems in the South Bay: second-growth redwood, oak, madrone, and open meadows.
