About Mission Trails Regional Park
Mission Trails Regional Park is an approximately 8,000-acre regional park in San Diego, California, featuring rugged hills, valleys, open spaces, hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and diverse natural and cultural resources. The park's Visitor and Interpretive Center provides educational exhibits about the area's history, plants, animals, and recreational opportunities
Services
Hiking Trails Nature Walks Scenic Viewpoints Wildlife Viewing Bird Watching Mountain & Canyon Exploration Visitor & Interpretive Center Educational Exhibits Natural History Programs Cultural History Exhibits Ranger-Led Programs Guided Nature Walks School Field TripsReviews
Enjoyed a great hike up to the top of two of the peaks. The trails are well maintained and easy to follow. Watch out for poison oak, as it is close to many of the trails running along the river bed.