Reviews of Peshastin Pinnacles State Park (Park)

Brittany Shaver

Quick hike and nice vantage point! Watch out for rattlesnakes!

H D

Beautiful view!

C Lane

Great park for rock climbing. Parking requires discover pass or 10 dollar day pass. Beautiful in April-June as all the wild flowers are out. Bring water!

Rhonda Stephens

Nice not too long.

Charles Gabel

What a wonderful place to get out into God's country.

Linda Dieckhoff

Beautiful area!

Brandon H

Beautiful formations! I wish we had more time to explore them.

Dewaine Beard

A small but intense state park. It's all about climbing those beautiful, big rocks.

Ned Mitchell

Nice rocks.

Dallas Witte

Marmots and birds everywhere. Great view.

hamish kay

Fantastic views for a short stop

Tamara Potwora

Good hike great views

Brian Lang

Looks like an interesting place to explore. I only spent a few minutes here as I had to drive a further that day

Robert Thomas Sr

A favorite short hike, all be it straight up and down. Great views!

maxine williams

Walking right next to POWER LINES! This tiny park seems like an abandoned park. The trail was so narrow, and unsafe that I turned back. It just wasn't worth the stop.

Patrick Green

Amazing views. Short hike. 1.5 hour round trip with two seven year olds and two five year olds able to make it the whole way with a little hand-holding at times.

Andy Jaynes

Hike around these big standstone spires overlooking the Wenatchee River and orchards. Also a popular climbing spot with bolted routes.

Scrubber

Great place...some of the trail can be difficult (narrow, steep)...but worth it..cool rock formations, vistas, flowers...fun...enjoy J

Dorothy Steffensen

Beautiful and stark. So glad I stopped. No water, vault toilets

Sue Bloom

Great hike.

Christine Antwine

Great day hike, interesting terrain , great views of the valley. Have seen many rock climbers on the cliffs. BRING WATER. .

Terry Anderson

Narrow steap trails with switchbacks but short and great views

D H

Not a whole lot of coverage in the heat so come prepared. Beautiful scenary though.

Feliz Morgan

Very pretty

Grant Gorley

Great hike, good combo of shorter trails as well as more strenuous and challenging areas

jessica brown

Wonderful hike in late spring!!!

Zach Szablewski

Excellent climbing location!

Jose Gonzalez

Vertical state park with picnic area and trails for walking and rock climbing.

Christopher Blodgett

Very Sandy climbing. Kitty litter was mentioned a few times. Always fun to scare yourself.

Trevor Nellenbach

Great climbing and hiking. Easibly accessable right off hwy 2.

Thayne Tuason

There are rocks! There are great views! What isn't to love? Though this park was really built by and for rock climbers I enjoy it just for short day hikes. The views of the Wenatchee Valley are spectacular as well as of Mt. Stuart and The Enchantments, best when fruit trees (pears mostly) and native plants are blooming in spring, but good anytime there is a sunset or sunrise and extremely photogenic. Be prepared to exercise though if you want the view- though the trails may be short, they are switchbacks and mean business. This is a fee area so be prepared with your pass or to pay. Its also closed for the winter and a day use only park- the closest camping is in Cashmere or outside of Leavenworth.

Jopo Cinema

Stunning place with extremely unique sandstone formations. A desert vibe just outside of the lush mountains of Leavenworth, this park has everything from hiking and climbing to even bird watching and sunset seeking. A perfect oasis for people trying to get away from the heavily trafficked trails of Leavenworth and the tourist feel.

Joe Stansel

Amazing rock formations over looking beautiful apple orchards.

Matthew Weber

Cool rock formations

Heidi Brehms

The view is beautiful. The power lines are a bit annoying, but some nice places to climb.

Diana Rigelman

In late summer, many bees in the overgrowth along the trails. Watch out for snakes as well. Trails are narrow, not well up kept in places.. Rock formations are wonderful to explore & climb for the experienced. It's a one of kind State Park. $10 Parking fee/ or Discover pass. Bathrooms and picnic tables. Closed Nov 1-March.

Ashutosh Jha

Superb view

Mel Fernandes

Gorgeous views of Cashmere, good facilities, a nice hike, and tons of rock climbing

Paulina Sanchez

There's some scary parts where it's a little hard to cross due to erosion as well as there being some tall grass on each side of the narrow-ish path, but other than that it is awesome! I'd definitely go again!

Kerry Summers-Valdez

Very scenic! Love it! Bring lots of water and energy!

Estee Pummel

Beautiful spot to hike and climb, but you'd better have good knees!

Barbara Englert

(Translated by Google) Steep and very slippery but definitely worth it (Original) Steil und sehr rutschig aber lohnt allemal

Andy Zahn

A beautiful place sadly marred by power lines that cut directly through the center of the pinnacles and which come disturbingly close overhead on the trail. Fortunately the trail system is large, and one can get away from the power lines fairly quickly. However, it must also be noted that the trails are in somewhat poor repair. People have cut nearly every switchback, which has resulted in severe erosion to the trail and surrounding landscape. Still, this is a spectacular location with intriguing rock formations, wide ranging views, and numerous and varied species of birds wheeling about the crags.

Rocio Ferrer

Perfect place to enjoy the nature and do some exercise.

Eric Haller

Beautiful little park. The rock formations here are pretty rad. Nice place for a couple of routes, or a nap :)

Mike Linebrink

Cool park with great hikes and climbing

Jeff Deisler

A great little short hike with fantastic views

Duke Dunstan

Fun short hike cool pinnacles

Mickey Mclaughlin

So cool. Great for beginners to do rock climbing. Lots of experienced people there willing to share knowledge

Alexander Batishchev

Steep trail with amazing views of the basin

Juan Meyer

Beautiful rock formations ...

Derek Antrican

Lots of sandstone. For climbers - expect slab climbing that is crumbling away in some places (where there's not trad). For others - expect well-eroded trails the higher up you get

Royce Civico

I underestimated the trail and it ended up yielding spectacular views.

Bryan Hermans

The finest example of sandstone outcropping in the North Central Cascades. You have to explore around them to appreciate their size and beauty. Trails are short and steep, but they urge exploration even if you don't climb.