Peshastin Pinnacles State Park

Chelan County | Washington

What We Did
Protected a scenic climbing and hiking area in Washington’s Central Cascades.

Our Goal
Connect more and more people to the outdoors by conserving natural areas for public recreation.

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A climber ascends a steep, rocky mountainside amidst dry grass and scattered shrubs on a hazy day, with distant trees and fields visible below.

Peshastin Pinnacles State Park by the Numbers

acres protected

climbing routes

1.5

miles of hiking trails

A Natural High in the Central Cascades

Once privately owned and closed to recreational use, the striking sandstone spires of Peshastin Pinnacles State Park are now open to climbing enthusiasts and nature lovers forever.

Thanks to Trust for Public Land, Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, and other partners, the park welcomes thousands of climbers and hikers every year to experience the beauty of the Central Cascades and Wenatchee Valley.

This 34-acre day use park offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, hills, and orchards. Beyond climbing and hiking, popular activities include wildlife viewing, nature photography, picnicking, and geocaching.

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Mitsu Iwasaki

Associate Vice President and Northwest Director

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