The Pinnacles attract people from all around the state and country! The Forestry Outreach Center is... read more
Beautiful spot with some view points of the surrounding mountains. There are a few trails to choose... read more
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The Pinnacles attract people from all around the state and country! The Forestry Outreach Center is a new building built by Berea College to give information about the College's Forest--it's super interesting! It's an air conditioned building with indoor restrooms and a water fountain. There's...More
Beautiful spot with some view points of the surrounding mountains. There are a few trails to choose from.
Nice well maintained trails Moderate activity hike Took about 90 minutes up and back to West pinnacles
I live quite close to The Pinnacles, but it is always our first thought when it comes to a hike. This place has wonderful scenery, beautiful views, easy accessibility, some small hiking challenges, and a new information area with bathrooms. All in all, a great...More
It’s a nice hike to either pinnacle, not too strenuous but not still challenging. Usually you meet some nice dog and people also hiking.
About three miles east of Berea, Ky, lies Indian Fort mountain. The land is owned by Berea College as a part of its forest reserves. This mountain, just over 1500 feet above sea level at its highest point, consists of steep limestone cliffs, with sandstone...More
The Berea College Forrest boasts some of the best hiking trails and greatest views in the area. Whether you are an avid outdoors adventurer or a casual hiker, the Pinnacles are a worthy place to visit.
This was my first time here. It was myself, my wife and our 9 year old daughter along with our dog. There were a lot of hikers with dogs. We went straight up the hill to the top. It was a good workout. The views...More
Fairly easy hiking, family friendly, dog friendly, several vistas offering great views and nice picnic locations.
It was a pretty nice hike to take. There was some hills that would be hard on the knees if you have problems but the trail is clear and easy to follow with seeing hikers as you go. very nice!
