The Pinnacles
The Pinnacles, Beowa National Park
An eroded gorge in the northern section of Beowa National Park, where red clay sits on white sand to form two-coloured rock pillars.
This eroded landscape is made up of red clay on top and white sandy soil below. Rainwater has carved it into cliffs and spires, with strong colour contrast. It is the most photogenic natural landscape on the Sapphire Coast. A loop walk of about 1 km passes through eucalyptus forest to a lookout, then descends to Pinnacles Beach. The full walk takes about 40 minutes. The site is about 10 km north of Eden, reached by turning off the Princes Highway. A national park vehicle fee applies. Please do not climb the fragile rock faces.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pambula Lake
- Haycock Point
- Pambula Beach
- Aslings Beach
- Panboola Wetlands
- Twofold Bay Whale Watching
- Eden Killer Whale Museum
- Eden Wharf & Snug Cove