My 1000th review goes to the Coast to Crest Trail which is the path of the coast of Del Mar going…read moreall the way inland towards Volcan Mountain by Julian! I love this hike within the San Dieguito River Park especially the San Pasqual Valley segment. I've been doing this particular hike along the trail the past four years and it's awesome. Parking is plentiful and a cinch to find! I start this at the *San Pasqual Staging Area* which starts by a citrus grove, then passes a large turf grass farm, abandoned buildings, a closed dairy, and scenic views from afar amidst the vegetation and unique species of plants along the path headed towards *Ysabel Staging Area* which is about 6 miles out and back. I definitely enjoy exploring the San Pasqual Agricultural Preserve and all of it's beauty and history. There are more bicyclists than hikers along this route, which is pretty sweet for it being a mellow path. Next time I definitely want to turn it up a notch by doing one of the longer hikes which I believe will be about 12- 22 miles if I go further out. :)

This is a nice hiking (and bicycle) trail that roughly follows the San Diequito River from the San…read moreDiequito Lagoon eastward. The area around the Lake Hodges one of my favorites. Sadly, the Lake is considerably smaller that we moved here 20+ years ago because of droughts and Dam repairs. Recently, the Lake Hodges Dam has been found to have very serious problems that will require significant reconstruction or replacement. The water level will kept at the 280 foot level. It may be 2034 before the Lake returns to "normal".

I attended my first ninja course (Women's fundamentals) with Joanna Yates in Sedona on February…read more15th. To say I loved it would be an understatement! Joanna is an amazingly skilled coach and made everything super easy to understand. The curriculum was just what I needed to start taking my riding to the next level. I had no idea we were going to try things like wheel lifts, and I'm so glad we did!! I cant tell you the level of stoke I experienced when I started nailing those wheel lifts!! Joannas infectious love of the sport definitely helped me to have so much FUN during the clinic! If you've never taken a ninja clinic before, I would recommend it 1,000 times! This certainly won't be my last Ninja clinic!

I ordered some Knee pads, then returned them in perfect condition. They confirmed receipt of my…read morereturn on April 10th, and to this day (May 4th), they still have not issued my refund. It's been 24 days since they received my return! I've contacted customer service multiple time over the last few weeks about this. They just keep telling me that they've reached out their accounting team. Yet nothing ever happens! These people are either grossly incompetent, unscrupulous, or both. I have been forced to dispute the charges with my credit card company. Unbelievable!

Easy hike with beautiful views. Parking is a bit limited. The trail looks well kept. I recommend…read morecoming here.

Very limited parking, but you can usually find street parking nearby. The walk/hike is easy. It's…read moreabout 2 miles out and back with roughly 125 feet of elevation gain. The trail offers some nice views along the way. A few sections are pretty narrow, so you may need to step aside if others are passing. Overall, it's a nice spot for a quick and easy walk.

We arrived around 8 AM on a Sunday, and the main lot was already full, but there's an overflow lot…read moreabout 400 feet away where we were able to grab the last spot. The trail itself was pretty quiet. We passed a few people here and there. It's very well maintained, though there aren't any signs or clear directions at certain points, so I'd recommend using AllTrails to stay on track. Also worth noting, there are no trash cans along the route, so plan accordingly. The trail is technically listed as not dog-friendly, but we did see a couple of dogs along the way. We did the 4.5-mile overlook loop. There were a few sections that were a bit steep, but overall it's a fairly easy hike with mostly flat terrain. There's a lot of greenery throughout, and the creek adds a really nice touch. It's a really scenic and peaceful setting. It took us about 1 hour and 45 minutes to complete. We went on a cloudy day, which ended up being perfect for the hike. Overall, it's a beautiful, well-kept trail and definitely worth checking out.

I love hiking in this area! The Creek is really beautiful after it rains, you can hear it running…read moreover the rocks fast it sounds amazing. The hike up to the Lake is difficult if you're not in the good shape. Make sure to bring water and an energy snack helps too. The hike is well worth it

Beautiful day for an easy walk/hike at San Dieguito River Park! There are a few different trails to…read morechoose from. I opted for an easy out-and-back route that was just under 4 miles total with a little over 200 feet of elevation gain. The trail is well maintained and offers some really nice views along the way. Perfect spot if you're looking for something scenic and not too strenuous. Would definitely come back!

Super cool and exciting trails! 10min from Ramona, kinda of…read morea hidden gem (locals know). Room for horses, bikes, dogs on leach and humans. We heard plenty of woodpeckers, saw a few rabbits and enjoyed the peaceful valley! Make sure you bring plenty of water Cell signal really spotty - download the map prior to heading out

We arrived at the walking path this morning, just before sunrise, when fog and mist rested upon the…read morelagoon. We saw rabbits, lots of small birds with nests on the side of the tunnel, and appreciated the brisk air. Up and back from the park sign is about 2.7 miles.

Nice afternoon neighbor walk. Well maintained trail. Nice view of bird habitat…read more Parking on the street because trailhead parking lot has very limited spaces.

Somewhat an easy hike. I saw couple of families with young children. No dogs allowed. I wore hiking…read moreboots and glad I did due to mushy uneven ground. There are abundant amount of signs informing guest of replies, bobcats coyotes plants etc etc. My fave signs were the ones with history and pics from 1900 along w QR code for further reading. Hike was about 2 miles and took an hour.

Great for trail running and feeling like you're on some kind of urban adventure. The 3 round trip…read moretrail trail starts by a landfill sight, but quickly leaves that behind and meanders along a relatively overgrown trail which follows a stream. You eventually come to some falls that are partially obscured by vegtation, but that sound is a great reward for the walk. I imagine this trail is only worth it when there has been some rain, as it was soo green, but by Summer that will all be gone. Make sure to wear pants as the trail is literally overgrown in some spots, and you can never be too cautious with ticks everywhere (we found one on our canine companion).

Noah and his team are great. Highly recommend. If you're bike shopping or looking for service from…read moreprofessionals, you must visit this shop.

Not a fan. Our bike company offer to use these guys as a local repair shop under warranty. They…read morewere terrible. Never answer their phones. Never have anything good to say. After 10 days, I reached out and finally got a hold of somebody. Still hadn't started on my bike. Picked it up that day and took it somewhere else. They fixed it the same day. Definitely do not recommend this place.

I love Daley Ranch! It's a great location in Escondido for hiking and mountain biking…read more There's a lot of parking available and plenty of trails to choose from. I rode mountain bikes out there with a couple of my girlfriends today. The trails are really fun, not too technical for bikes. Some absolutely beautiful view points especially along Boulder Loop. Unfortunately, we were moving too fast to stop and take a photo there, but we did get a selfie in front of the lake! There are porta potties at the parking lot and there are also some little bathroom houses inside the park. No running water though so be prepared with your hand sanitizer if you're planning to use it.

Love hiking here! So many trails you can through. It's also a nice place to camp and go fishing.read more

Miner's is considered a moderate level trail, but I found it to be quite easy. I still had a great…read moretime!

Nice hike trail. It was approximately 2.5 miles and just under 500 elevation gain. Some sections…read moreare very rocky. Dogs on leashes are allowed. Parking lot is easy to miss.