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Pinnacles National MonumentHikers on the Moses Spring Trail to the Bear Gulch Reservoir
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Pinnacles National Monument
Your Dollars At Work
 
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Your fee dollars are used to support a variety of projects at Pinnacles National Monument. Look for this logo throughout the park to see where your fee dollars are being used.

Current and Future Projects:

  • Construct shade structures in Chaparral Picnic Area
  • Develop virtual access to artifacts in the museum collection
  • Remove exotic plants and revegetate with native seeds to restore wildlife habitat
  • Provide emergency radio dispatch service for park operations
  • Translate essential park information into multiple languages

Completed Projects:

  • Replace damaged picnic tables and fire rings in campground
  • Upgrade campground water system
  • Relocate Old Pinnacles Trail away from Chalone Creek
  • Refurbish exhibits in visitor center (new relief map and geology exhibit)
  • Improve accessibilty to park facilities
Rx Burn 2009 - First Step Toward Restoration
2009 Prescribed Burn Information
The 130-acre Bottomlands Prescribed Fire on newly aquired lands was successfully completed on June 9
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No Pets  

Did You Know?
Dogs are not permitted on any park trails. This saves cleanup on trails, allows for more frequent wildlife sightings, and ensures that other visitors will not be annoyed or frightened by dogs. You can take dogs on leashes on most US Forest Service trails.

Last Updated: August 15, 2007 at 13:43 EST