Hiking in San Diego
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Hiking in San Diego
I have a free morning on a business trip and would love to do an extended (2-3 hour) hike. I've hiked through Balboa Park before and would like to get out of the downtown area, if possible. Ideally I want to get there by public transportation. Any suggestions?
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There's also the Penasquitos Canyon Preserve. The Coaster (commuter train that goes from the Amtrack station in downtown San Diego to Oceanside) stops in Sorrento Valley. You could walk from there to the West Canyon entrance.
http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-rec...s/penasq.shtml
http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-rec...s/penasq.shtml
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Does a bus go down Point Loma to Cabrillo? We were out there this morning and it is spectacular. We were driving and walking around up on top, but the area is filled with hiking trails with vistas to die for. I can't imagine a more wonderful place to hike. Between Lee's current attack of gout, and my old broken ankle acting up, we looked like a couple of invalids, but would sure like to go back there some time and hike those trails around the point.
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We enjoyed walking the 2 mile scenic Bayside Trail in Cabrillo and found it quite easy. The lighthouse is well worth a visit.
A bus stops right outside the visitor center. Details at www.nps.gov/cabr
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A bus stops right outside the visitor center. Details at www.nps.gov/cabr
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