In the only trail-running guide to the area, veteran trail runner--and best-selling author--Jerry Schad describes 50 of his all-time favorite runs in and around San Diego. Selected for their proximity to the city and suburbs, as well as for scenic beauty and range of difficulty, the routes in Trail Runner's Guide San Diego offer choices for locals looking for new runs, visitors who want to explore the area's trails, and beginners just testing the dirt. Includesoutes from 2 to 16 miles include loop, out-and-back, and shuttle runs.
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Best resource for trail running in SD.,
By grifterjoe (Providence, RI) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Trail Runners Guide: San Diego (Paperback)
I have been eagerly awaiting this book, having relied on another of Jerry Schad's books, Afoot and Afield in San Diego, for trail running information. There are some great runs outlined in this book, with clear directions and information about each trail, along with sufficiently detailed maps.One thing which surprised me was that he included several runs in the coastal area which are on paved sidewalks and paths, like the Mission Bay run, but excluded nearby trail runs, such as Tecolote Canyon. Overall, I would highly recommend this book for anyone looking for information about trail running in San Diego county.
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Trail Runner's Guide San Diego, The Mountains, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, Nature Notes, Cedar Fire, Cuyamaca Peak, Difficulty Moderate Map, The Coast, Suycott Wash, Cowles Mountain, Del Mar, Laguna Meadow, Sweetwater River, Difficulty Moderately, Bernardo Mountain, Noble Canyon, Lake Murray, Mount Helix, Middle Peak, Grapevine Canyon, San Clemente Canyon, Daley Ranch, East Mesa, Old Highway, Montezuma Highway Browse Sample Pages:
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elevation gain, loop trail, trail notes, exhibited threatening behavior, looping route, chaparral vegetation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Trail Runner's Guide San Diego, The Mountains, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, Nature Notes, Cedar Fire, Cuyamaca Peak, Difficulty Moderate Map, The Coast, Suycott Wash, Cowles Mountain, Del Mar, Laguna Meadow, Sweetwater River, Difficulty Moderately, Bernardo Mountain, Noble Canyon, Lake Murray, Mount Helix, Middle Peak, Grapevine Canyon, San Clemente Canyon, Daley Ranch, East Mesa, Old Highway, Montezuma Highway Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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