The Pinnacles Desert

Apparently the best time to see it is either sunrise or sunset so join a tour. We missed both time settings but were blessed with gorgeous weather. We came in November so it wasn’t too hot. Definitely a MUST see if you come to WA.

Unique landscape, never seen anything like this before. Vehicles over 7 meters can‘t do the drive so we did the walk and it was great. Not many people walk the 2km loop, we were alone most of the time

Unique landscape with a fascinating history. Different from anything else you'll see. Staying for sunset is the best advice I can give. The colours are wonderful, lighting up the desert in pinks, purples and reds.
The gift shop is very well stocked and you can buy some nice memorabilia. It closes at 4pm. There are toilets there too which are handy.
The walking path is 1.2km and the drive about 4km. You can get out the car on the drive and park the car up which I would recommend.
A must see if you have the time. Just completely unique.

Fantastic national park. Incredible experience getting to be amongst the pinnacles!

Awesome gift shop. Toilets very clean. Well sign posted.

Always worth a visit. We came here for the second time (2017 & now). This time we walked the 1.2 km through the desert and loved it. Much more exciting snd interesting than seeing it the first time out of the car. Very recommend to walk it 👣

A wonderful visit. A place of breathtaking beauty, the scale is almost unimaginable. We did the walk early before it got too hot or too busy and then drove around. Spectacular.

A beautiful day started at lunchtime. First at the stunning Hangover Bay, then at the lunar Pinnacles Park. Carlos, our guide, was phenomenal. Very knowledgeable and friendly. He fascinated us with his stories. Finally, he prepared an excellent picnic under the stars. Highly recommended tour. Pinnacles Park is indescribable. We even played with a kangaroo.