Wear good shoes for hiking. Take water and explore the trails. The more adventurous among us can take the path all the way down to the water, but remember you have to hike back up...great vistas for photos. There is a nature center at the...More

We parked on the side of the highway...you must pay via the Paybox for the hours you want to stay. Recommend you wear athletic or walking shoes as the dusty trail can cause slipping and sliding. I saw one snake slithering over the rock so...More

If you are looking for a beautiful hike with breathtaking views, this is a place for you to enjoy a few hours! There is ample parking at the bottom of the park right off Torrey Pines Road. Plan for a few hours. Today we took...More

Everyone thinks of Torrey Pines Golf Course but this state reserve is a pleasant surprise. There are numerous short easy hikes through out the park. You can make this a morning or full day activity. In addition the history of the park and learning about...More

We went on a July morning with our 7and 9 year olds boys. Took the trail to the beach. It was a great hike down to the water with beautiful views. We paid the $$ to park in the lot.

I've been here many times to hike. My favorite agenda (in the summer) is to park at one of the lots at the top, hike down to the beach, go for a swim, then hike back up. There are easier hikes if you have older...More

Go here all the time. Parking in the summer is an issue so either go early or be patient or pay. There is free parking along the coast but is usually full. Parking lot next to beach is available for $15. You can park on...More

Great place for a hike. You can even hike down to the beach. Parking is limited. Otherwise you have a great view of the Pacific coastline

Beautiful hiking trails down to the rocky beach, which is beautiful. Get there early, especially on the weekends. Parking is free outside the reserve but it's very limited. Be sure to so the Beach Trail and Razor Point.

This is one of the hidden treasures in San Diego. Parking: you can park at the bottom of the preserve for FREE or you can pay $15 to park within the reserve. Bring some water and get ready to blaze one of the many trails...More