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Canyoneers are San Diego Natural History Museum volunteers trained to lead interpretive nature walks that teach appreciation for the great outdoors. Read more about them in Coast to Cactus: The genesis of San Diego's definitive hiking guide.
Articles by The Canyoneers
Take the plunge at Three Sisters Falls
One of San Diego’s legendary trails gets a much needed face lift
While the rest of North America is shoveling snow, San Diegans have the perfect venue for a hot day – hiking to Three Sisters Falls and taking a plunge in the frigid mountain water. The ...
Many delights found on Grapevine Mountain, but no grapes
Views abound on this lofty desert peak
While no grapes are found on Grapevine Mountain, hikers will surely reap the fruits of their labor from the rewarding views atop this prominent desert peak. Boasting a plethora of views, including Shelter and San ...
Discover Village H and related trails in Carlsbad
Enjoy views of one of the most historic landscapes in North County
These trails take you to view-points overlooking one of the most historic landscapes in San Diego’s North County, as well as areas of rapid suburban development. You will also have close contact with remnants of ...
Coronado beach: from U.S. Naval Air Station North Island to the Amphibious Base
There is more than meets the eye to discover here.
Few places in San Diego have as deep a history of military and tourism co-existing in a spectacular natural environment as Coronado Island. The broad flat area we now call U.S. Naval Air Station North ...
Rancho La Costa Preserve: an alternative to the busy Denk Mountain trails
View diverse habitats, seasonal changes, and outstanding vistas.
The Rancho La Costa Preserve protects many native plant and animal species, some of which you may see on your visit. It also provides numerous scenic views. At nearly 1500 acres, it is one of ...
Marston Canyon: follow a creek bed from Richmond Street to CA-163
Discover a quiet urban canyon connected to the Balboa Park trails network.
This urban canyon just north of Balboa Park features a wide variety of native and non-native vegetation surrounding a cobblestone creek. The canyon follows a creek bed from Richmond Street to CA-163. Two parallel trails ...
La Mesa’s “The Stride” hike connects Jackson Park, La Mesita Park, and Lake Murray
Urban Trails Mobility Action Plan helps to make City Walks and Urban Trails program a reality
The City of La Mesa has launched a program called City Walks and Urban Trails as part of their Urban Trails Mobility Action Plan as a way to help connect the community. One of these ...
Rancho Peñasquitos, barely suburban
Anti-migrant white boys, Adam Lambert returns, riparian zone, pedestrian crossing signs, Evergreen Nursery, Lennar Homes
Beaner bashers They identify themselves as the border patrol. They demand money. The Mexican stranger drops the grocery bag and sprints into the valley. The teen-age boys shout taunts as the shadow disappears around a ...
Coastal Rail Trail: 44 miles from Oceanside to the Santa Fe Depot
This trail has both bike and hike options with ocean vistas.
The Coastal Rail Trails, when complete, will offer an opportunity to walk, hike, or bike (out of vehicular traffic) the 44 miles from Oceanside to the Santa Fe Depot in downtown San Diego. So far, ...
