Kwaay Paay Trail and Summit

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San Diego, CA 92119

Mission Trails Regional Park, encompassing 8,000 acres of natural and developed recreational land in San Diego, offers a glimpse into the region's history, showcasing rugged hills, valleys, and open areas that reflect the landscape prior to Cabrillo's arrival in 1542. The park's Visitor and Interpretive Center serves as a stunning venue for special events, with all facility rentals supporting the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation's efforts to enhance and preserve the park.

The MTRP Foundation is dedicated to land acquisition initiatives, having successfully contributed significant acreage to the park, thus expanding its natural habitat and recreational opportunities. Recognized as a 2025 California Nonprofit of the Year, the foundation emphasizes community engagement through various programs, including eco education and volunteer opportunities.

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4.575 reviews
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Marcie L.
3/30/2025

I arrived around 9 AM on a Saturday morning and found plenty of street parking. At the entrance, there are two route options: one is a steeper climb, while the other is a slightly longer, but...

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Leeza D.
1/20/2025

I am a big fan of trails with stairs and this one has a large portion with stairs. It also has a good portion shaded. Lots of people including families and puppies were hiking the trail on the...

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Tykeshia J.
1/1/2025

First hike of the year 2025. Definitely a rewarding view at the top. The route is very well kept. There are some ppl who don't clean up after the pets. The route is mostly incline. You'll...

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Valerie H.
10/15/2023

Great trail that's short yet makes you sweat! Even in October, this trail can get hot so make sure to bring a hat and cover up. The trail itself is not too difficult, but there are some loose...

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Katie C.
1/2/2023

Although this hike doesn't seem very long. It is definitely a challenging one because it is quite steep. My four year old son was able to do it, but we took quite a few breaks. If you follow all...

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