Contact Information in Pinnacles

Contact Information

Phone numbers and addresses for Pinnacles National Park.

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For those planning a visit or seeking more information about Pinnacles National Park, here are the essential contact details and physical address: Address: 5000 Highway 146, Paicines, CA 95043 This address will guide you to the park's main areas, but remember that Pinnacles National Park has two entrances (East and West) that do not connect directly by road within the park. The address provided is for the East entrance, which is generally more accessible and closer to visitor facilities like the campground and visitor center. Phone * General Inquiries: 831-389-4486 x235 This phone number is your resource for park information, updates, and any specific questions you might have about facilities, conditions, or programs. The extension x235 directs you to a staff member who can provide detailed assistance. Website Official National Park Service Site: www.nps.gov/pinn/index.htm The park's official website is an invaluable tool for planning your visit. It includes detailed information on hiking trails, climbing, camping, park news, safety guidelines, and educational resources. Before visiting, check the website for the latest updates on park conditions, road closures, and any seasonal advisories. When planning your visit to Pinnacles National Park, utilizing these resources can enhance your experience. The park's staff can provide insights and recommendations to ensure your visit is safe, enjoyable, and aligned with your interests, whether you're exploring the towering rock formations, enjoying the diverse ecosystems, or attempting the challenging climbs the park is known for. Additionally, the website offers a wealth of information on the park's history, geology, and the conservation efforts underway to preserve its unique environment for future generations.

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