San Diego River Park is an extensive greenway aimed at conserving the San Diego River and providing recreational opportunities throughout the region.
San Diego River Park serves as a vital environmental and recreational resource spanning through San Diego, CA. The park is committed to preserving the ecological health of the San Diego River while creating a linear parkway that offers extensive outdoor activities. The San Diego River has historically been an essential watercourse, from supporting indigenous cultures to being a critical resource for early Californian settlements. The parkway includes trails for hiking and biking, areas for wildlife observation, and spaces for community gatherings. Bird watchers will find a diverse array of avian species, as the river corridor provides an important habitat for both resident and migrating birds. The park’s mission is not only to provide recreation but also to improve water quality and preserve natural and cultural resources within the region.
Old Mission Dam, a historic structure from the 1800s.
Kumeyaay Lake, known for birdwatching and tranquility.
Lake Jennings, a popular fishing spot.
Sunrise trailheads offering panoramic views of the region.
A key historic landmark that stored water for use in the nearby Mission San Diego de Alcalá.
A serene spot perfect for birdwatching and reflection.
Known for its fishing and camping opportunities set in a picturesque location.