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Unique hikes of San Diego: Goat Canyon Trestle
Tucked away on a bone-dry mountain slope in San Diego County, the world’s largest wooden trestle looms over Goat Canyon.
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To hike or not to hike? A question facing outdoor enthusiasts during the pandemic.
My 28th birthday is coming up on Sunday, which was supposed to be the culmination of months of planning for…
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San Diego peakbagging: San Ysidro Mountain loop
Recounting a strenuous desert hike with sweeping views above the town of Borrego Springs.
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What to expect while hiking the US-Mexico border
A hike through seldom visited canyons near the southern border sheds light on a reality that few see in person.
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The mystery of the solstice cave
Perched high on a San Diego desert hillside, a cave with a trove of indigenous history awaits — if you…
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