Pinnacle Mountain Arkansas

Pinnacle Mountain State Park

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(502) · State park in Little Rock, United States
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Opened in 1977, the Pinnacle Mountain State Park serves as a center for education, recreation and preservation.

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Dec 29, 2024
The forest at the Kingfisher base is lush and green still in the fall. Cypress wetland offers lovely backdrops for family photos. It is an easy and very peaceful walk. Full review by DeBuskPhotography
Sep 29, 2024
This park is a hidden gem of Little Rock (maybe not to the locals but it was to me!). My only regret was not giving myself enough time to take in all that the park has to offer. There were a couple o… Full review by Diane E
Jun 6, 2024
Wonderful hike to top of Pinnacle mountain but it can be challenging when you reach the rocks towards the top. The views are amazing and enjoying the hike but it rained on the way down and the rocks… Full review by Companion57561062193
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The Rock Valley Trail and East Quarry Trail trailheads can be found on the Southeast side of the vistors center parking lot (Make sure th…
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Pinnacle Mountain State Park is a 2,356-acre state park located in Pulaski County, Arkansas just outside of Little Rock. The main attractio…
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Pinnacle Mountain State Park is located just northwest of Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains near Natur…
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How much does it cost to enter the park and hike?
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There was not a cost. The East-West Summit Trail was cool, great views. Go East-West if doing the whole loop. If choosing one way, the West Trail is easier. A lot of big rock …
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There was not a cost. The East-West Summit Trail was cool, great views. Go East-West if doing the whole loop. If choosing one way, the West Trail is easier. A lot of big rock scrambling on the East Trail but there are markers.
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What age is appropriate for children to climb to the top
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I would definitely exercise caution when taking a child there. It is not dangerous but rather tricky and certain areas could be slippery. If the child isn’t very independent or still depends …
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I would definitely exercise caution when taking a child there. It is not dangerous but rather tricky and certain areas could be slippery. If the child isn’t very independent or still depends on you for guidance to walk, I’d say he/she is too young. Hope this helps!
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What are your restrictions about climbing the mountain on a rainy day?
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I agree with the others. On the trail part of the West Summit trail, you'd be fine, but after marker 9 or so, you have to cross large boulders which are really slick when wet. You'd be better …
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I agree with the others. On the trail part of the West Summit trail, you'd be fine, but after marker 9 or so, you have to cross large boulders which are really slick when wet. You'd be better off hiking one of the other wonderful trails. The Rocky Valley/East Quarry trail will get you to a beautiful vista without having to traverse such slick boulders - definitely a safer choice. If you don't need a vista as your goal, then hike the base trail around the mountain.
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Can you tell me approximately how long it took for you to hike the East and West Trails, and walk around the base trail? …
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Can you tell me approximately how long it took for you to hike the East and West Trails, and walk around the base trail? Thank you!
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2 to 21/2 hours. Make sure to go up on the East side rock scramble. Easier to go down the West side.
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What is the best month to visit this park?
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In June/July/August the heat and humidity are pretty bad (although someone from Mumbai might not quail at this.) Make sure to carry water. I think Spring months are best (April, …
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In June/July/August the heat and humidity are pretty bad (although someone from Mumbai might not quail at this.) Make sure to carry water. I think Spring months are best (April, May) because of the wildflowers and generally more pleasant weather.
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Campsites are not available on the Pinnacle Mountain but at Maumelle Park
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The parks gates close one hour after sunset
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The state park centered around this mountain, just a few miles from Little Rock proper
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The park is free to visit and parking is available on-site
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There are multiple hiking options sure to please adventure seekers
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Those seeking an adventurous experience can hike one or more trails, varying from one to five miles
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Fees vary depending on the boat, but you can expect to pay around $10 per hour
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Visitors can often go for overnight camps and picnics in the park
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You may contact parks for questions about: reserving park
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You can even participate in most of the park's special events for free
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There is also a family-friendly hiking trail that leads to the top of the mountain
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Pinnacle mountain state park has been a favorite destination for not only outdoor activities, but for education and preservation as well
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Just keep fido on a leash at all times
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The Park offers open spaces under the maintenance of the Little Rock Parks Department
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Campsites are available at Maumelle Park, located just 3. 8 miles east of Ark
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Plenty of picnic tables are available, and campgrounds are nearby
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Camping is not available at pinnacle mountain, but more than 100 campsites can be found in maumelle park less than five miles away
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Special interpretive programs conducted by the park interpreters can be scheduled by contacting the park.the
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Trails that begin at the west summit parking area are the 0.5-mile kingfisher trail
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Along with survival lessons for adults
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