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The sun sets on the buttes of Pinnacles National Park. Pinnacles National Park, located in central California, was established as a national monument in 1908 and became a national park in 2013, showcasing dramatic rock formations and unique landscapes shaped by ancient volcanic activity. Key sights include the towering pinnacles for which the park is named, the Bear Gulch and Balconies caves, which offer exciting explorations, and the High Peaks Trail, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding terrain. Visitors also enjoy spotting the endangered California condor, hiking through wildflower-covered meadows, and climbing the park's rugged rock formations.