San Diego offers beautiful weather year-round, making it the
perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, jogging, and
biking. The city and surrounding areas a home to a large number of nature
preserves, national parks, and interconnected trail systems. Whether you’re
looking for an easy stroll or a challenging mountain biking experience, the San
Diego area has something to suit your style.
Bird Rock Bike Path
The Bird Rock Bike Path runs between Nautilus and Turquoise
streets in nearby La Jolla, offering stunning views of the shoreline as you
make your way along this short ride. This two-mile easy biking trail is perfect
for beginners or those simply looking to enjoy a leisurely bike ride in the
California sun. It’s not uncommon for bikers or runners to backtrack one or
more times to create a longer trail to suit their needs.
Lake Hodges Trails
San Dieguito River Park and the Lake Hodges area offer a
wide variety of hiking, walking, and biking trails ranging in difficulty and
length. You can choose a short trek of one mile or try your hand at the longer
round-trip loops, which range up to 20 miles in total distance covered. Whether
you’re craving an easy walk through the wilderness or a more challenging
workout, you’ll find it at this continually-growing park. Keep your eye on the
evolving trails—the ultimate goal of the San Dieguito River Park is to create
Coast to Crest Trail system linking Del Mar to Anza Borrego with over 55 miles
of public-use trails. There are currently 14 trails open for use, including the
easy Riverpath Del Mar and the strenuous Clevenger Canyon/San Pasqual North
hike that climbs to 1879 feet at its highest point.
Palomar Mountain
Observatory Trail
At the end of the four-mile, medium-difficulty Palomar
Mountain Observatory Trail, you’ll find the Palomar Observatory itself. This
world-class astronomical research facility is home to a number of telescopes
and is open to the public daily. The hike to the observatory will take you
through the mountains to the east of San Diego as you gain a total of 900 feet,
offering stunning views throughout your hike.
Bayshore Bikeway
If you’re an experienced bicyclist, the Bayshore Bikeway is
for you. This difficult 24-mile ride takes you around the perimeter of San
Diego on a palm-lined trail that offers views of the city and its Bay. From
your start at the Coronado Ferry Landing, you’ll ride underneath the Coronado
Bridge, through Silver Strand State Beach, and over the Sweetwater River. You’ll
complete this ride with a quick trip back on the Coronado ferry, which will
take you back to the Ferry Landing Marketplace.
Bring your friends and the entire family for the easy
11.3-mile Inside Track trail around Mission Bay. This trail offers multiple
access points and ample parking so you can hop on wherever you’d like. As you
walk through the Mission Bay area, you’ll take in the sights and sounds of the
shore and the ocean beyond. This trail is a great place for families to enjoy
time outdoors; the track is pedestrian, skateboard, bike, and
stroller-friendly.
Carmel Pacific Ridge offers you convenient access to these
trails and more so you can enjoy the outdoor lifestyle you love. At the end of
a long day of play, you’ll love coming home to your luxury studio, one-, two-,
or three-bedroom apartment nestled in our resort-style community. You can
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