Peshastin Pinnacles State Park - State park in Cashmere - 7201 N Dryden Rd, USA

5 stars for the views, 1 star for the poorly marked "trails". Hikers be warned, this is a very steep and sandy area. Stick to the lower areas and you should be fine. But do like I did and follow the trail on the right to the top and you may end up regretting it. On all fours and in no man's land of no easy way up and no easy way down, if you keep going up you will find you are above all of the "trails" and you may end up just sliding down to safety

The hike isn't real long, but it is steep. There are some wonderful views and a few options for additional viewpoints. Rock climbers like it here, too.

Nice park with relatively short but moderately steep trails. The views of the rock formations and the valley make it worth the trip.

What a gorgeous view, the rock formations are awesome. It is pretty Steep and I would consider it difficult to get all the way up and around the back side. Wear hiking shoes with really good tread. I don't recommend this if you are afraid of heights, narrow steep pathways or a beginner hiker. Loose rock frequently gives way beneath your feet, having good balance and good footing is a must especially going up and around the back side on the right (if you are looking at it from the parking lot)

Beautiful little spot for some sunshine and a little rock scramble. The sign at the closed gate said it was closed, but many friendly local folks were entering with kids and dogs so I came in as well. Nice views of orchards and mountains. I set up and do this quick little 9x12” oil painting from the picnic area. I’ll finish it and post it at JonBradham.com.

The weather was beautiful and so was the company. This is a fantastic place to hike. It is close to the highway and has great access. I live locally and enjoy hiking around and looking at the rock. I am also a rock climber but I wouldn't climb here, the rock quality is dubious at best. For climbing it is probably better to drive the extra half hour West and climb on the high quality rock in the Leavenworth area.

Short and sweet hike with some views on the way. Trail is pretty narrow but in pretty good condition. There are some nice spots for rock climbing but no rock climbing was done on this hike. The park has some tables at the beginning of the trailhead if you’re wanting to have some lunch. Good spot to bring a family. $10 to pay or use Discover Pass.

Great hike! 450 - 500 ft elevation gains come quickly.