San Diego Hikes 2.352.46

The "Paper Maps — Hike & Bike" guide offers a comprehensive tool for outdoor enthusiasts in San Diego's premier open space parks. Each trail requires a paper map, which serves as an essential resource for navigating these expansive natural areas.

While utilizing your GPS for tracking your location, it's important to have access to detailed trail maps.

Features include:

• Topo maps and contour maps of San Diego's hiking and biking trails
• Contour measurements provided in Imperial units (feet)
• Highlighted hikes at:
• • Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve
  • Black Mountain Open Space Preserve
  • Mission Trails Regional Park
  • Mount Woodson
  • Iron Mountain
  • Daley Ranch/Lake Dixon

Mission Trails Regional Park is one of the largest urban parks in the United States, encompassing over 7,000 acres. The park offers diverse recreational opportunities alongside rich native flora and fauna. Key features include Cowles Mountain, East Fortuna Staging Area (Equestrian Staging Area), Kumeyaay Lake and Campground, Old Mission Dam Historic Site, and Kwaay Paay Peak, among others.

Meanwhile, Black Mountain Open Space Park spans 2,352 acres and comprises a blend of chaparral-covered hills, ridges, and canyons, all managed by the City of San Diego. Mount Woodson and Iron Mountain are also notable destinations located in Poway.

User Instructions:

• Pan to move through the map
• Pinch to zoom in or out
• Use two fingers to rotate the map
• Double-tap to zoom in one level
• Two-finger single-tap to zoom out one level
• Double-tap and long-press the second finger before panning up and down for "quick zoom" (one-hand mode)

Legal Notice:

This application and its supporting data are offered free of charge to hikers and bikers. While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, the information may contain errors. The application is provided without any warranty, and no implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose is conveyed. The publisher assumes no liability regarding the safety or condition of roads or trails. These maps are intended for recreational use only and should not be relied upon for navigation. Users are advised to consult federal, state, and local laws for current regulations.

"Paper Maps — Hiking responsibly since 2015," is powered by Mapbox using high-performance vector-based mapping technology. Note that the Black Mountain and Mission Trails maps are © City of San Diego.