Pinnacles National Park's stunning landscape was formed by ancient volcanoes | Bartell's Backroads

Thanks to ancient volcanic eruptions some 23 millions years ago, travelers can visit Pinnacles National Park to see how the dramatic geological features have taken shape. Today, the park protects over 26,000 acres and it's open year-round for epic hiking and rare wildlife watching, home to the endangered California Condor, one of North America's biggest birds.

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