Bear Gulch Cave is a fascinating natural feature located in Pinnacles National Park, California. Known for its dramatic rock formations, the cave is a talus cave, meaning it was formed by large boulders collapsing into narrow canyons, creating tunnels and passages.

The Balconies Cave is a notable geological feature located in Pinnacles National Park, near Paicines, California. This unique cave is part of a system of talus caves, formed by massive boulders that have fallen into narrow canyons, creating a network of passages and crevices. It offers an adventurous experience with its dimly lit tunnels and narrow pathways.

Bear Gulch is a beautiful and popular picnic area situated next to the scenic North Fork Skokomish River on north side of Lake Cushman Reservoir. A few picnic tables and a vault toilet are available. A rocky beach provides access to swimming and wading.

Pinnacles National Park features towering rock formations and rare talus caves that are the eroded remnants of an ancient volcanic field. The park offers camping, hiking trails, spring wildflowers, cave exploration, wildlife watching (including the endangered California condor), education programs, and ranger guided presentations for thousands of visitors each year.