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Environmental Factors
Environmental factors such as volcanic explosions, tectonic plate shifts, chemical erosion and weathering all contributed to the formation of the park's talus caves and its rocky spires known as "The Pinnacles."
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Environmental Factors Details
Environmental factors such as volcanic explosions, tectonic plate shifts, chemical erosion and weathering all contributed to the formation of the park's talus caves and its rocky spires known as "The Pinnacles." As the park enjoys a Mediterranean climate, visitors are welcome to visit year round. However, summer temperatures can climb to over 100 degrees so sunscreen, bottled water and a hat are essential. Winter can bring subfreezing overnight temps, necessitating warm layers and proper camping equipment.
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