8 Hiking Trails near Joan Kroc Community Center Skatepark
first prev 1 next lastShowing Hiking Trails within 50 miles Distance miles of 6845 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92115, USA City, Zip, or Address
Beach Trail at Torrey Pines
San Diego, California
16.4 miles NWA steep, 3/4-mile trail to Flat Rock and the beach at Torrey Pines — few trees, narrow final entry with steps, and coastal cobbles to navigate if you walk back along the shore.
Hike, Swim
Cedar Creek Falls
Ramona, California
24.7 miles NEAn 80-foot waterfall plunging into a large pool in the backcountry hills of eastern San Diego — note that the pool goes stagnant with algae in summer when the falls typically stop running.
Hike, Swim
Noble Canyon Trail
Pine Valley, California
31.3 miles EPine and oak woodlands with wildflowers, mountain views, an 1880s gold mine ruin, and a popular shared trail — bring lots of water, hats, and boots; conditions are very hot and dry in summer.
Hike
Lake Cuyamaca
Julian, California
31.4 miles NEThis 110-acre lake at 4,600 ft in an oak-and-pine forest offers an easy San Diego escape into 26,000 acres of Cuyamaca Rancho State Park wilderness.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak
San Felipe Hills
Julian, California
41.2 miles NEThe San Felipe Hills are a mountain range within the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in the Colorado Desert, in eastern San Diego County, California.
Hike
Agua Caliente County Park
Julian, California
45.2 miles EA 910-acre county park with three geothermically heated pools — including an indoor 102°F therapeutic spa — plus hiking trails, cabin rentals, and 140 campsites, open Labor Day to Memorial Day.
Camp, Cave, Hike, Hot Springs, Swim
Oak Grove/High Point Trail
Warner Springs, California
45.9 miles NA steep but rewarding trail in the Palomar District near Warner Springs with great views of the San Jacinto and San Gorgonio Mountains and optional 5-mile extension to the High Point Lookout. Bring lots of water.
Hike, Mountain Bike
Dripping Springs Trail/Agua Tibia Wilderness
Temecula, California
49.3 miles NA strenuous Agua Tibia Wilderness trail with immediate climbing, long switchbacks, and a high-elevation traverse — best in fall, winter, or spring; carry water and skip summer visits.
Hike
