Pinnacles Trail

  • Pinnacles Trail

  • Address: Highway 173, Lake Arrowhead, California
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Pinnacles Trail

Pinnacles Trail begins at the entrance to the Rifle Range on Highway 173, north of Rock Camp and ends at the top of the peak. From the top, on clear days you can look into Mojave desert. Along the trail there are steel posts and rock cairns to help you find the path as the trail travels over and around large boulders. At the summit there is a register book to sign in at the top.

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