A waterfall plunging through volcanic rock on an easy 7-mile family hike, the Los Penasquitos Canyon Trail in San Diego. Well-maintained, well-signed.
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The Preserve has over 500 plant species, more than 175 types of birds, and dozens of reptiles, amphibians and mammals, including this elusive guy, the Long-Tailed Weasel. Unfortunately, as more people hike here, less animals use it as a refuge. Photo Will
The only bathrooms on the hike are here, so take care of any business before you hit the trail.
Take note of the closing time when you start your hike. If you arrive after closing, your car will get locked in.
There’s a medium-sized parking lot once you enter. The park is popular can fill up, try to come early or on a weekday. The trail starts at the very end of the parking lot.
There’s an entry fee for the park, cash only.
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