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Bear Gulch Cave
Bear Gulch Cave is one of two talus caves at Pinnacles National Park.
Plan Around Bear Gulch Cave
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Bear Gulch Cave Details
Bear Gulch Cave is one of two talus caves at Pinnacles National Park. Created by fallen rocks, the cave is home to a protected colony of Townsend big-eared bats. To protect the bats, visitors are only allowed inside the lower half of the cave from mid-July to mid-May. The entire cave is closed to the public for the remainder of the year.
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Bear Gulch Cave
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