Hiking in San Diego, CA

Balboa Park is a 1,200-acre park replete with all the recreational opportunities you could wish for in an urban cultural park.

Cowles Mountain is the highest point in the city of San Diego at 1,592-feet, and lies within Mission Trails Regional Park.

This 25,000-acre park offers over 100 miles of really great hiking and biking trails.

The hike to Cedar Creek Falls is a challenging 6-mile roundtrip that is not for the faint of heart.

An untouched natural gem within San Diego city limits.

Mt. Gower lies within the 1574-acre Mt. Gower Preserve, a pristine San Diego wilderness area.

The 13-mile roundtrip Oak Grove Trail leading up Palomar Mountain in Palomar Mountain State Park is a really strenuous, yet highly rewarding hike or trail run for those looking to challenge themselves.

Iron Mountain Summit Trail is a really great trail for runners and hikers, and family and friends.

This 929-acre park, full of oak and pine forests and mountain meadows, is the perfect destination for the whole family.

Have fun on this leisurely trail in the Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve.

Mount Woodson Trail is a difficult 6.4-mile trail that offers up some wonderful views of Lake Poway and the surrounding area.

Sunset Cliffs Natural Park has a gorgeous, 3-mile family-friendly hike along the coast.