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comfort stations. Fuel is not available; you should bring your own.
Hikes
Hiking is one of the principal activities in the monument. Many interesting places may be reached by well-defined trails. They include the excellent, but somewhat strenuous, High Peaks Trail among the spectacular cliffs and pinnacles, and the Chalone Peak Trail to the highest point in the monument, 3,287 feet. For shorter, but equally interesting, hikes the trails in the caves area and Bear Gulch are available. Comfortable walking shoes should be worn for the fullest enjoyment of the trails.
Help Us Protect This Monument
Use extreme care with smokes and matches. Camp and build fires only in campgrounds. Use trash cans—don't be a litterbug. Please bring your own fuel—don't cut or gather firewood. Keep dogs and other pets in car or on leash. Avoid shortcuts—stay on the trails. Do not deface or mutilate anything. Do not disturb the wild animals. Don't collect wildflowers or other souvenirs.
If you need information or help, ask a ranger.
Naturalist Service
During the summer, a park ranger naturalist interprets to groups the geology and other natural history features of the monument.
Administration
Pinnacles National Monument is administered by the National Park Service of the United States Department of the Interior. A superintendent, whose address is Paicines, Calif., is in immediate charge.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Fred A. Seaton, Secretary NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Conrad L. Wirth, Director
BEAR GULCH CREEK
HIGH PEAKS TRAIL
Caves Trail
Moses Spring Dam
Nature Trail
Chalone Peak Trail
JULY 1957 NM-PIN-7005
TO HOLLISTER & KING CITY ENTRANCE STATION HEADQUARTERS
UTILITY AREA
BEAR GULCH CAMPGROUND
REST ROOM
RANGER RESIDENCE
TUNNEL
CAVES AREA
DAM
BEAR GULCH RESERVOIR
TO SOLEDAD 11 MILES
SAN BENITO CO.
MONTEREY CO.
PACIFIC OCEAN
OAKLAND
STOCKTON
FRESNO
SACRAMENTO
KINGS CANYON
HOLLISTER
PINE BLUFF
SAN JOSE
MERCEDE
MOKELSALE
Yosemite National Park
PINNACLES N.M.
KING CITY
TULARE
MAR LUCCAS
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK
SANTA BARBARA
FRESNO
BAKERSFIELD
SAN LUIS ORISPO
PINO
YOGALIA
SOUTH CHOLONE PEAK 3200
NORTH CHOLONE PEAK 3205
GABILAN RANGE
SAN BENITO CO.
MONTEREY CO.
Willow Spring
Chalone Creek Campground
Old Pinnacles Campground 11580
West Side Campground 19560
Scout Picnic Area
The Flingers
Pinnacle Rocks
Monument Headquarters Telephone Camp and Picnic Grounds Elev.4275
Chalone Creek Entrance Station
Mt. DeLance 3600
Bear Gulch Reservoir
Moses Spring
Caves Area
Chalones Creek Trail
HIGH PEAKS TRAIL
CHALONE PEAK TRAIL
TO KING CITY 28 MILES
TO HOLLISTER 34 MILES
N
JULY 1957 NM-PIN-7004
PINNACLES NATIONAL MONUMENT CALIFORNIA
Campground Fire Lookout Comfort Station Telephone Station Monument B'd'y Foot Trail Horse Trail
Scale in Miles
Cover: The Old Pinnacles on Chalone Creek.
REVISED 1957 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:1957-O-434984