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More Info Pacific Crest Trail - San Felipe Section

23 miles
Multi-Day
Intermediate, Easy

This section of the PCT extends from Scissor's Crossing (at the junction of Highway 78 and S2) north along a VERY DRY portion of the trail called San Felipe Hills to the Montezuma Valley Road (S22). The southern segment traverses Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and the entire section offers great vie...

More Info Palomar-Magee Trail

2.8 miles
3.5 - 4.5 hours
Difficult

The trail begins on the NW ridge of Aqua Tibia Mountain at the junction with the Dripping Springs Trail and occurs in a nice oak grove - suitable for camping. (A visitor pass is required for overnight stays in the backcountry. Campfires are not permitted at any time). There is no water source along ...

More Info Pine Mountain Trail

3.2 miles
1.5 hours
Difficult, Easy

Chaparral with some oak woodland. Panoramic view of oak and pine surrounded meadow 500 ft. below the trail. The trail connects to the Indian Creek Trail, the Nobel Canyon Trail, and the Pacific Crest Trail for a loop back to Pioneer Mail Trailhead. No mountain bikes are allowed on the Pacific Crest ...

More Info San Juan Loop Trail - 5W08

2.2 miles
1/2 to 1 hr
Easy

Begins and ends at the developed trailhead off Hwy 74 across from the Candy Store starting on the east side of the parking lot and overlooks the San Juan River and falls. Loops around/near San Juan Campground and back to the west side of the parking lot.

More Info San Juan Trail - 6W05

11.3 miles
5 - 6 hours
Intermediate

The lower trailhead is in Hot Spring Canyon 3/4 mile past the San Juan Fire Station. The upper trailhead is at Blue Jay Campground 4 miles north of the Ortega Highway on Long Canyon Road.Entering the trail at the east end adjacent to the Blue Jay Campground. The trail climbs a very steep set of sta...

More Info San Mateo Canyon Trail - 5W05

7.5 miles
3 - 4 hours
Intermediate, Easy

From Interstate 15, take Clinton Keith Road south to Tenaja Road. Follow Tenaja Road southwest to Cleveland National Forest road (FS road 7S01, watch carefully for this turnoff). Turn right and follow this road about 1 mile (1.6 km) to the Tenaja Trailhead. Follow the road another 4 miles (6.4 km) t...

More Info Secret Canyon Trail

13.8 miles
9 - 10 hours
Difficult

The northern end of the Secret Canyon Trail follows an historic stone shrine. Vegetation is mostly chaparral but there are some sections of oak land and riparian. The Secret Canyon Trail connects with Espinoza in the south. Bring lots of water.

More Info Sidewinder Trail

0.9 mile
30-45 mins
Difficult

Rugged, very steep and rocky on chaparral covered slopes

More Info Sunset Trail

4.6 miles one-way
1 - 2 hours
Easy

Trail winds through pine forest for two miles past a small reservoir (Water of the Woods) and connects of the Big Laguna Trail. There are beautiful views of meadows and panoramic views of the ocean at one popular overlook. Big Laguna Lake lies to the east.

More Info Tenaja Falls Trail - 5W04

1.4 miles
30-45 mins
Intermediate, Easy

Once you reach the trailhead, a pleasant half-hour hike will take you to Tenaja Falls - a dramatic sight when water is flowing. Spring is the best season to view the falls when water rushes over the rocks and an abundance of wildflowers and birds are present. The trail winds another 2.1 miles up the...

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