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This is a fun urban walk that is a great way to explore the city. Visitors suggest going counterclockwise for a better experience. Some of the trail shares the road with vehicles, so using reflective materials, lights, or flagging is recommended for safety. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers may need assistance at the bridges with stairs or to avoid them...

A relatively flat, easy to walk trail with a few steep inclines (as long as you keep to the west) with a few creek crossings after rains toward Genesee. While this route is an out-and-back, there are plenty of different side routes leading up and out of the canyon to the surrounding neighborhoods offering a choose your own adventure type hike. The trail transitions from a fire road to a single track. The trails surroundings transition from the south end to the north end. At the north end...

This trail is completely paved and heads along the Mission Bay coast. There are several beaches and places to park along the route. Dogs are allowed on beaches after 6 p.m. from April 1 to Oct. 31 or after 4 p.m. from Nov. 1 to March 31. Licensed dogs are allowed on the beach, and on sidewalks and park areas near the beach, during the night and early morning hours until 9 a.m., but they must be leashed. Accessibility: There are at least 5 designated accessible spaces in the paved parking...

Along with Balboa Park and Mission Bay Park, Mission Trails Regional Park is one of the premier parks for outdoor recreation in San Diego County. This loop trail tackles both North Fortuna and South Fortuna peaks and with the elevation gain (and loss, too) it is a great workout for anyone wanting a bit of their nature fix in the city. Accessible year round you can find the beginning of the trail located at the end of Clairemont Mesa Blvd. The trail can be busy, especially on weekends, so...