Hiking San Diego
In addition to ample sunshine, hiking San Diego offers hikes for everyone. From coastal hikes, to moonscape deserts, to big mountains, there’s tremendous variety. San Diego County’s 4,261 square miles are the most biologically diverse in California, with over 2,000 plant species, over 500 species of birds, and hundreds of species of reptiles and mammals.
| Name | Distance | Level | Location | Climb | Dogs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Santa Margarita River Trail | 5.7 | Moderate | Fallbrook | 630 | Y |
| Hike Batiquitos Lagoon Trail | 3.4 | Easy | Carlsbad | 100 | Y |
| Oak Grove Trail to High Point Hike | 13.5 | Hard | Warner Springs | 3600 | Y |
| Potato Chip Rock Hike (San Diego) | 7.5 | Hard | Poway | 2130 | Y |
| Cowles Mountain Hike | 5 | Moderate | Santee | 1170 | Y |
| Hiking Stonewall Peak Trail | 5.4 | Easy | Julian | 1020 | N |
| Hike Cuyamaca Peak | 6 | Moderate | Julian | 1610 | Y |
| Torrey Pines Hike Guide | 3.3 | Easy | La Jolla | 500 | N |
Santa Margarita River Trail
Hike Batiquitos Lagoon Trail
Oak Grove Trail to High Point Hike
Potato Chip Rock Hike (San Diego)
Cowles Mountain Hike
Hiking Stonewall Peak Trail
Hike Cuyamaca Peak
Torrey Pines Hike Guide