More Hikes - Many additional hikes are listed on our "Dog Friendly" page. Rather than repeat them here, we refer you to that page.

Go Geocaching - If you own a portable GPS (or a very detailed topographical map), try geocaching. Read the rules in the FAQ section of the web site (they're very flexible but important). Geocaching can be rewarding for adventurers of all ages and abilities. You can geocache in your local area by entering your zip code and an appropriate radius in miles.

Walking Tours of Unique Neighborhoods - Take a walking tour neighborhoods so unique you won't believe they were around the corner all along. Burlingame's pink sidewalks (the first voluntary historic district in San Diego), funky beach communities (Ocean Beach) and places where Wyatt Earp ran gambling parlors (Gaslamp) are among the many choices.

Take a Walking Tour - Take a walking tour of San Diego's unique neighborhoods. Join a scheduled group walk arrange a tour for you and your friends.

Anza Borrego Hiking and Climbing Trails - Here is a list of the best hiking and climbing trails in the Anza Borrego desert.

Run With the Hash House Harriers - Run, laugh and drink beer (if you're over 21) with the Hash House Harriers. Runs are generally 3 - 6 miles and a sense of humor is mandatory.

Join a Group Hike Twice a Week - Hikes are led by experienced hikers each Wednesday and Saturday. The hikes are about 9-12 miles and can involve some rock scrambling and off-trail hiking.

Interpretive Nature Walks - The San Diego Natural History Museum sponsors interpretive nature walks throughout the deserts, mountains, and coastal areas of San Diego. Check the "Canyoneer Calendar" for several events each month.

Join an Organized Walk Free - Walkabout International is a nonprofit organization that promotes walking. The monthly calendar has free daily walks in urban, suburban and rural areas.

Take a Free Walking Tour of Old Town - Stop at the Old Town Headquarters and join a free walking tour of Old Town. Tours typically leave the park headquarters at 2:00 pm each day. Print out this guide if you wish to do it on your own at another time.

A Comprehensive List of Hikes - This website is as comprehensive as special-interest websites get. Everything you need to know about hiking in San Diego County is here including level of effort, trailheads, etc.

Hike Carrizo Gorge - This can be a serious but spectacular hike. Check all three days on this informative website complete with topo maps.

Take an Historical Walking Tour of Gaslamp - Every Saturday at 11:00 a walking tour of the Gaslamp District leaves from the William Heath Davis House. Make reservations.

Hike Mission Trails - Mission Trails Regional Park is a hiker's paradise. The "Trail Guide" has an excellent map of the available hiking trails.

Hike Borrego Palm Canyon - Hike about 3 miles round trip to an oasis surrounded by palm trees in the desert.

See Remnants of WWII Protection at Pt. Loma - Hike the mile-long Bayside Trail at Cabrillo National Monument and look for remnants of bay protection built during and prior to World War II.

Try Trail Running - Trail Running doesn't get any better than in San Diego County. This website provides all the information you need to get started.

Walk a Real Boardwalk - Ocean Beach Park operates between Memorial Day and Labor Day offering a traditional half-mile boardwalk, an arcade, a carousel, and other traditional boardwalk amenities.

Skate, Bike, Walk or Jog the Boardwalk - Two miles of continuous sandy beach are bordered by a cement boardwalk. Great for light exercise or people watching.

Walk Heritage Park - See seven wonderful examples of Victorian houses built in the 1800's. Walk the park and poke around to discover some of San Diego's history.

More Hikes and Canyoneering - A long list of hikes and canyoneering can be found here. Last updated January 2000 but still very relevant.

A Monthly Hike - Check here each month for a unique hike with Philip Erdelsky. Check the website a few days before the hike for changes in location or time.