San Diego is one of the most beautiful cities in the US, and a great place to get outdoors. When taking on the hiking trails of San Diego, it’s important to plan a few things. You’ll want to determine how far you want to hike, what terrain, and where. You’ll also want to be fully prepared for any kind of weather conditions, with sunscreen, hat, or poncho.
Razor Point & Guy Fleming Trail
Located in the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, the Razor Point Trail and Guy Fleming Trail are easy on the difficulty scale. Being only around one or two miles long, these trails will take you right by the water where you can possibly see marine life. If you want to try something a little more difficult in the hiking trails of San Diego, head to Cowles Mountain. Throughout the hike you can see various wildlife, lush greenery, and the highest point in the San Diego area.
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Lake Poway
Looking for a hike that will really test your skills and stamina? You’re in luck! Head out to Lake Poway for the six and a half mile trek through steep terrain and along rock face to Mount Woodson. The views are spectacular and the photo opportunities are unmatched. This is not a trail for casual hiking, so be to maneuver through the landscape.
The city of San Diego offers plenty of urban activities to while away the day, but don’t forget to explore its abundant natural spaces the next time you’re in Southern California!
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