Tecolote Canyon North Trailhead
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4.6 (7)A northern gateway to Tecolote Canyon, opening onto miles of dirt trails through protected coastal sage scrub.
Description
The canyon opens into approximately 6.5 miles of trails used for jogging, walking, and mountain biking. Named for the diminutive owl living in the area, the protected landscape preserves a layered history, once inhabited by the Kumeyaay Indians and later farmed by early settlers like Judge Hyde.
Good to know
Watch for rattlesnakesWatch for poison oakMountain lion habitatRugged terrain