Select a type of plant or animal from this list to see an extensive listing of the Park's wildlife.
Mission Trails Regional Park encompasses nearly
6,150 acres of both natural and developed
recreational acres.
Its rugged hills, valleys and open
areas represent a San Diego prior to the landing of
Cabrillo in San Diego Bay in 1542.
Centrally located and only eight miles northeast of downtown
San Diego, Mission Trails Regional Park provides a
quick, natural escape from the urban hustle and
bustle.
Members of Brownie Troop 3779 from Nazareth School
Brownie Troop 3779 from Nazareth School in Mission Valley
The Nine Brownies toured the Visitor Center and took a guided hike led by Trail Guides Nancy Conyers and Luanne Wright to help them earn their "Hiking Badge". The Brownies were accompanied by Leader Michael Lund.
Members of Boy Scout Trooop 324 from La Mesa hiked Mission Trails
Boy Scout Troop 324 from La Mesa
Members of Boy Scout Troop 324 from La Mesa, accompanied by Scout Master Mike Byerlyna and his daughter Sarah, hiked for five hours over several trails in Mission Trails on January 28, searching for key points of interest along the way. They also spent time touring the 14,000 square foot Visitor Center. L-R front row Eric, Forrest, Sarah, Michael and, Shane L-R back row Scout Master Mike Byerlyna, Dallas, Mitchell and, Jacob.
Free Concerts at Mission Trails
These very popular concerts take place every third Sunday of the month at 3:00 pm, in the Visitor & Interpretive Center theater or amphitheater.
Concert Series Schedule, (subject to change):
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19 "The ancient Japanese bamboo flute, or shakuhachi, used by Zen monks for meditation as well as music, will be performed by Mary Lu Brandwein. The beautiful sound lends itself to inner reflection and peace. Traditional and more contemporary pieces will be experienced." www.shakuhac... continued
Mission Trails Regional Park encompasses nearly
6,150 acres of both natural and developed
recreational acres.
Its rugged hills, valleys and open
areas represent a San Diego prior to the landing of
Cabrillo in San Diego Bay in 1542.
