The best hikes among San Diego’s incredible trails Hiking in San Diego is so varied – mountains, beaches, deserts – you can see it all © Jeremy Janus/Getty Images Hiking in San Diego means options, and lots of them. There’s something for everyone here, which sounds cliche, but i...
Looking for the best hiking trails in San Diego? Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 160 scenic trails in the San Diego area. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and phot
If you are not up to push to the summit, there are also a lot of beautiful things to see just walking around the many loop trails that start from the tram drop off. Cowles Mountain Cowles Mountain in San Diego is not a super unique hike compared to other hikes on this list, but it...
Another great place to walk near some of the best San Diego beaches is in the Torrey Pines area. There are several very nice hiking trails with spectacular views of the ocean and La Jolla. One popular hike is to take the beach trail loop fromTorrey Pines State Reserve, which merges at t...
What are the best things to do in San Diego? Tough question! Luckily we've compiled the top activities to ensure an amazing stay in San Diego.
One of the most centrally located parks in San Diego County is also perhaps one of the most versatile.Black Mountain Open Space Parkoffers a number of recreational loops for hiking, mountain biking (complete with bike repair station), equestrian trails, and even a glider port for hang gliding...
No matter what kind of biking adventure you’re after, the bike trails and paths of San Diego offer great options.
You can skip the museums and take advantage of the green belts, gardens, walking paths, hiking trails, and open areas. Pop into the free Botanical Garden Building to glimpse spectacular orchids and tropical plants, or find your zen at theJapanese Friendship Garden. Plan a visit timed to a ...
Shenandoah National Park, 75 miles from Washington, D.C., is the perfect place to explore the great outdoors in Virginia. The park consists of 200,000 acres of protected land that's home to animals like deer and songbirds. It also has over 500 miles of hiking trails, including 101 miles...
Any trip to Big Sur comes with an opportunity to explore the photogenic Highway 1 bridges and for stops to take in the turbulent baby blue waters that smash against the rocky shore. Big Sur is also well known for its hiking trails in Pfeiffer Big Sur and Andrew Molera State Parks, which...