Hiking length: 7.7 or 8.7-mile loop. Allow 4–5 hours ... and Lookout roads only, including Cuyamaca Peak, but not on Conejos Trail. Here's something you might be interested in.

While Cuyamaca Peak ... view of Stonewall Peak to the north. After another 300 feet of climbing and close to 1.5 miles from the start, turn left (west) onto the West Mesa Trail and pass through ...

Combining it with the Black Oak eastern segment and Middle Peak Fire Road makes about a 4.8-mile loop. Difficulty: Fairly easy. We had planned to hike the Sugar Pine Trail in Cuyamaca, but we ...

In less than a mile, turn right on Upper Descanso Creek Trail. From there, step by step, you’ll make your way up to the peak. This 6½-mile lollipop loop snowshoe outing is classic cross-country ...

Dare yourself to take on new trails in 2025 with one — or all ... including Volcan Mountain, Corte Madera, Cuyamaca Peak, Hot ...

Dead standing trees, otherwise known as snags, still scatter the eastern flank of Cuyamaca Peak. What you can’t see from the roadside are some of the efforts to restore the trees that were lost.