SDRP Activities

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Special Activities in the
San Dieguito River Park

It's time to get out and get active! There are over 37 miles of trails in the San Dieguito River Park for you to enjoy. Current activities:

• Consider helping to support the River Park by volunteering a few hours a month. Volunteers are needed for Trail and Habitat Restoration Work Projects in the field. Restore and rehabilitate your body while restoring San Dieguito River Park Trails and while rehabilitating San Dieguito River Park Habitat. It's a win/win!
. Work with the Rangers every second Sunday and third Saturday from 8 a.m. till 11:00.

SAN DIEGUITO RIVER PARK TRAIL MAPS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE!
All of the trail maps below are available if you click here.
• Clevenger Canyon North & South Trails
• Crest Canyon Open Space Trail
• Mule Hill - San Pasqual Valley & Hidden Valley Trails
• North Shore Lake Hodges Trail
• Piedras Pintadas & Bernardo Bay Trail
• San Dieguito Boardwalk and Lagoon Trail
• San Pasqual Valley & Highland Valley Trail
• Santa Fe Valley & Del Dios Gorge Trail
• Santa Ysabel Open Space Preserve East Trails
• Volcan Mountain Trails


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       VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

SDRP needs your help to repair the Park's trails and replant valuable wildlife habitat on the burned slopes.

(The picture above is of volunteers helping build a new trail).

Trail Restoration
2nd Sunday of each month, 8-11 a.m.
Habitat Rehabilitation
3rd Saturday of each month, 8-11 a.m.
Please call Barbara at 858 674-2275 x 14 for directions.
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The River Park is looking to fill two volunteer positions:

A Field Volunteer is needed to assist Senior Ranger Dave Hekel one Sunday of each month. Trail Restoration projects takes place on the second Sunday of each month. The hours are 7:30 to noon. He needshelp with hospitality, teaching, and just good old fashioned getting down and dirty maintaining trails. Again, this is one Sunday morning a month. Please email Barbara@sdrp.org.

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ACTIVITIES

During any given month you may find offered an easy hike where you can discover more about local plants and history, an activity filled family trek for kids and their families, or a vigorous expedition up a steep hillside. Are you an beginning or experienced mountain biker, kayaker, or equestrian? Keep your eye out for these occasionally organized Park explorations. Monthly habitat restoration and trail maintenance projects offer a great way for older kids to earn community service credit, for high school and college students to gain valuable career experience "in the field", and for anyone to support the River Park and its projects. All activities are free unless otherwise noted and reservations should be made by calling
(858) 674-2275 x 5.

If you would like to submit an idea for an activity please email Barbara Baker at Barbara@sdrp.org.