Discover 6 parks for hiking within driving distance of San Diego
"San Diego residents visit for the park’s unique border location, scenic beaches, and wildlife viewing opportunities just a short drive from the city."
A coastal park at the US-Mexico border with beaches, trails, and wildlife viewing.
"San Diego residents enjoy easy access to Torrey Pines for its natural beauty, hiking, and beach activities, making it a top weekend destination."
A stunning coastal park featuring rare pine trees, rugged cliffs, and sandy beaches.
"San Diego residents visit Torrey Pines for its natural beauty, hiking trails, and ocean views, making it a popular escape from the city’s urban pace."
A coastal reserve preserving rare Torrey pine trees, scenic cliffs, and pristine beaches.
"San Diego residents visit for a mountain escape, cooler temperatures, and outdoor adventure just an hour from the city."
Mountain parkland with forests, meadows, and year-round recreation east of San Diego.
"San Diego residents visit for a refreshing mountain escape, cooler temperatures, and outdoor recreation just an hour from the city."
A lush, forested mountain park with hiking, camping, and panoramic views.
"San Diego residents visit Anza-Borrego for its unique desert scenery, hiking, and spring wildflower blooms, offering a stark contrast to the coastal environment."
California’s largest state park, renowned for wildflowers, canyons, and desert vistas.
