Hiking -- San Ysidro Trail -- March
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This
popular trail heads up the picturesque San Ysidro Canyon along San Ysidro
Creek. A little rain between now and then would give us some cascades!
The steep, narrow upper canyon is filled with small waterfalls, continuous
cascades and pools. We will pass Gateway Rock, a large eroded sandstone
wall, and watch the rock climbers ascend (those of you who want to climb,
we promise to take lots of pictures!!).
The hike leads to San Ysidro
Falls, a beautiful 60-foot waterfall. Moderate difficulty for 1.5 miles.
Then, the hiking becomes more challenging, up switchbacks with steeper
ascent, crossing a stream and up to the base of San Ysidro Falls. Going
up 10 more minutes on a narrow trail, you can get a view of the ocean.
Allow two and a half hours overall. Water, hat, sunscreen and hiking boots
are recommended. Camera optional!
Lunch: at Via Vai
in the Upper Village after the hike!
When and Where: Saturday
March 1 at 8:30 am. Drive on 101 to the San Ysidro Road exit. Turn toward
the mountains and drive one mile north to East Valley Road and turn right.
Continue 0.8 miles to Park Lane and turn left. Drive 0.3 miles to East
Mountain Drive and bear to the left. The trailhead is 0.2 miles ahead on
the right. Park along East Mountain Drive. We will meet at the trailhead.
Pls. RSVP via E-Mail at
"Elden Dellanina"
Cost: None except
lunch, on your own
Reservations: None.
Rain cancels. Family and friends are welcome! |
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Photos by Elden Dellanina and Robin Hodge |
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We had a great hike today to San Ysidro Falls - the water coming down the falls was fantastic and the weather was perfect for hiking. The two ladies in the picture made sure Robin and I did not get lost.
After the hike Bob Lilley joined us and we had a feast at Via Vai restaurant in the upper village.
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The Graduates – 2008
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